Biden and Trump Vie for Independent Voters After Haley's Exit

With the 2024 election approaching, both candidates ramp up efforts to court crucial independent electorate.

The withdrawal of Republican candidate Nikki Haley has intensified the competition for independent voters between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, with both candidates actively courting Haley's supporters.
Despite securing the Republican nomination and the support of the Republican National Committee, Trump faces challenges in attracting independent and moderate voters, as well as those disillusioned by his previous tenure.
Biden's campaign is ramping up efforts in key states and plans to open more than a hundred offices nationwide, despite facing criticism over his support for Israel in the Gaza war and concerns about the economy.
Independent voters, who now make up a significant portion of the electorate, are seen as crucial in the upcoming election, with both parties seeking to address their concerns and win their support.
Some of Haley's supporters, including former campaign leaders and voters, express strong opposition to Trump, highlighting the challenge he faces in uniting the Republican Party for the general election.