US presidential election: for 2024, Donald Trump will vote at the end of 2022
Optimistic for Republican Party regaining control of Congress during midterms at the end of 2022, former US president to announce whether or not he is running for the White House at that time
A little over 18 months to wait. Donald Trump told television Tuesday, March 16, that he will decide whether or not to run for the 2024 presidential election after the midterm elections scheduled for November 2022.
The former US president will help his Republican peers regain control of both houses of Congress in next year's poll, which will serve as an early referendum on the term of Democrat Joe Biden, in office since January 20.
"We have a very, very good chance of taking over the House (of Representatives)," he said in an interview with Fox News Tuesday night. "There is a good chance of taking over the Senate and, frankly, we will make our decision after that," said the former White House tenant.
The billionaire said his supporters always seemed willing to back him if he were to run for the presidential election in November 2024. "According to all polls they want me to run again, but we'll see." , claimed Donald Trump. At the end of February, after his first public address, 68% of his supporters polled said they were in favor of his candidacy and 32% were against it or had no opinion.
Separately, the former president recommended everyone get the coronavirus vaccine, as polls indicate a majority of Republican voters and Trump supporters are reluctant to be vaccinated. . "I recommend it, and I recommend it to those who don't want it, and many of those voted for me," Donald Trump said on Fox News. “It's a great vaccine, it's a vaccine that is safe and that works. ".
