Republicans are launching campaigns as Democrats wait to see if Biden will run again

Americans voted in the all-important November midterm elections.

Then in January, it took days for the new Congress to be formed and now lawmakers are getting down to business in Washington D.C.

However, the focus is shifting to the future.

The start of the 2024 primaries is just about a year away and some Republican candidates and potential candidates are already beginning to carve out their positions.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley have both announced their bids for the Republican nomination—with more expected to join the field.

As Republicans are beginning to lay the groundwork for their campaigns and discuss the policies they would put forward, some Democrats are waiting to see if U.S. President Joe Biden will actually run again.

President Biden has previously said that he would seek reelection as long as he is in good health, however he has not officially announced his candidacy yet.

Meanwhile, Maryann Williamson has already announced that she is running for the Democratic nomination and is slamming the DNC for rule rigging the primary system.

As President Biden faces extremely low polls—even from Democrats—many are questioning his age and whether he’s really up for another reelection.