Biden vs. Trump: A Historic Rematch in the 2024 Presidential Election

In a race marked by high unfavorability ratings for both candidates, key issues like abortion rights, equal rights, and democracy are expected to sway voters.

President Biden and former President Trump are set to face each other in the 2024 presidential election, marking the first time in over 100 years that both major parties have nominated candidates who have previously held the presidency.
Both candidates are currently viewed unfavorably by a majority of Americans, with Biden viewed unfavorably by 58% and Trump by 57%, according to a recent Gallup Poll.
The election is expected to be a 'dual referendum,' as both candidates have recent records to defend, and many voters are expected to choose based on which candidate they dislike less.
Key issues expected to influence the election include abortion rights, equal rights, and support for democracy both domestically and internationally.
Despite their unpopularity, both candidates have begun campaigning, focusing on the perceived damage the other has inflicted or would inflict on the country.