Is Donald Trump Running For President In 2024?

In 2024, DONALD Trump plans to run for president. After months of teasing a run for president to retake the White House, he officially announced his 2024 presidential campaign.

Trump formally put his name on the ballot for the upcoming presidential election despite a number of continuing investigations, including the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida in August.

Trump went out to chants of “USA” at a rally held at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, and thanked the crowd for supporting him and his family in the “greatest country in the history of the world.”

Trump declared, “America’s resurgence begins right now.”

“This will not be my campaign; rather, it is our collective campaign.

I promise to fight in a way that has never been done before.

Before the announcement, Trump submitted a declaration to the FEC for his 2024 campaign, according to Bloomberg writer Jennifer Jacobs.

The statement follows the Republicans’ underwhelming performance in last week’s midterm elections.

In a disappointing “red wave” outcome, several of Trump’s hand-picked candidates around the nation fell short of overturning Democratic seats.

Long before the midterm elections, Trump and his closest advisers discussed the possibility of announcing their third bid for the White House.

At a rally on November 3 in Sioux City, Iowa, Trump declared: “I will very, very, very possibly do it again to make our nation successful, safe, and glorious.”

Trump!, Trump!, Trump! yells erupted as a sea of MAGA supporters applauded.

“All I’m saying is get ready because it will happen very soon. Be prepared, “the ex-president made fun of.

2024 GOP FIELD

A recent YouGov America poll shows Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to be far ahead of the outgoing president as he launches his 2024 campaign.

In the poll, more Republicans and GOP-leaners said they preferred DeSantis as the nominee than Trump, with only 35% indicating they preferred him.

DeSantis hasn’t declared his presidential run, despite the favorable odds.

At a rally in Pennsylvania on November 5, where he referenced a recent poll of the 2024 GOP field, Trump continued to poke fun at the governor of Florida. Look, there he is, Donald Trump at 71. 10 percent Ron DeSanctimonious.

At a rally in Ohio on November 7, Alina Habba, a lawyer for the former president, said Trump is responsible for DeSantis’s current standing in the Republican Party and reiterated that he shouldn’t run for higher office.

“DeSantis is DeSantis because of Trump,” Habba told the channel Right Side Broadcasting Network.