Trump's Reelection Not a Done Deal, Says Soros' Heir at Davos

Despite legal challenges and a polarized electorate, many still see Trump as a strong contender for the 2024 presidency.

Alex Soros, son of billionaire investor George Soros and chairman of Open Society Foundations, has stated that former President Donald Trump's reelection is not a certainty, despite Trump being a front-runner for the Republican nomination.
Soros warned that Trump's potential return to the presidency is a cause for concern at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with many U.S. business executives still perceiving Trump as capable of defeating President Joe Biden in the 2024 race.
Despite facing multiple felony counts, Trump is still perceived by many as a strong contender for the presidency.
Soros insisted that Biden has a “pretty good map” and backed the incumbent’s chances in states like Arizona and Georgia, highlighting the importance of Wisconsin as a potential indicator of the election’s outcome.
Soros suggested that Trump's future lies in either prison or power, stating that he won't retire quietly.