The next US presidential election is in November 2024. 10 Republican Party candidates are interested in this election. They want to fight against the US President and the possible candidate of the Democratic Party in the next election, Joe Biden.

But Biden's candidacy is not going to be that easy. He also has challenges ahead of him. Here is a list of people interested in running for the next US presidential election.


Republican Party

Donald Trump

Donald Trump (77) has been indicted in four separate criminal cases as of last reported. This is unprecedented for any former US president. However, the issue could not affect Trump's popularity among the Republicans, on the contrary, it put him in the front row in the race for the party's nomination..

Trump claims the charges against him are political, part of an effort to thwart his second term in office. However, the US Department of Justice has rejected such talk by Trump. Trump has extraordinary control over the party.


   Ron DeSantis

Ron DeSantis (44) is currently Trump's toughest challenger. However, he is about 40 percentage points behind former President Trump in public opinion polls. He removed his election officer after campaigning last May; Tried to give a new impetus to the campaign.

But these steps did little to advance his candidacy.


Mike Pence

On January 6, 2021, Mike Pence, who served as vice president during Trump's tenure, has been criticized along with his former boss for the riots in the Capitol building on January 6, 2021. The rampage was carried out by Trump's supporters. On the other hand, Pence presided over the certification ceremony of Biden's victory in 2020 in Congress. Pence, 64, said "history will hold Trump responsible" for his role in the attack on the Capitol building.

The staunchly conservative former Indiana governor has appealed directly to the evangelical Christian community, but his campaign has been struggling to raise money. On the other hand, the support stuck in the single digit room in public opinion polls does not allow him to move forward.



Vivek Ramaswamy

Vivek Ramaswamy (38) is a former biotech investor and executive. In 2022, he founded a firm focused on pressuring companies to avoid environmental, social and corporate governance. Ramaswamy, who is outside the political circle, has managed to create a sensation as a strong alternative to Trump.

Ramaswamy is also a staunch supporter of former President Trump. He said he would pardon Trump if he could get to the White House.



Nikki Haley

Nikki Haley, 51, the former South Carolina governor and Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, emphasizes her younger age compared to Biden and Trump. He is also bringing forward the issue of his Indian origin.

Haley has developed a reputation within the party as an outspoken conservative. She is able to convey gender and race more convincingly than many of her peers. Haley has also portrayed himself as a staunch defender of US interests abroad. However, opinion polls show that his support among Republicans is in the single digits.



Tim Scott

Republican Senator Tim Scott (57) is black. His name is not pronounced that way outside his home state of South Carolina. Although he is more focused on uniting the divided party. He hopes this position sets him apart from the aggressive approach of Trump and DeSantis.

Scott's supporters, however, acknowledge that while his jovial demeanor is great, it may not be enough to win. A Reuters/Ipsos poll put Scott at just 1 percent of Republicans.



Isa Hutchinson

Last April, former governor of Arkansas Issa Hutchinson (72) started her race to the White House. He called on Trump to withdraw from the candidacy after filing the first complaint against Trump. He led an ultra-conservative state—an experience that Hutchinson (72) claims has enriched him. He has a track record of creating policies, cuts and job creation that appeal to Republican voters.

However, Hutchinson's name has not yet spread outside of Arkansas. A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed he has no support among Republicans so far.


Chris Christie

Christie, 61, advised Trump in various ways after he ran for the White House. However, on January 6, 2021, the former governor of New Jersey and federal prosecutor became a harsh critic of the former president after Trump's followers rioted in the Capitol building.

As the number of criminal charges against Trump mounts, Christie has stepped up his verbal attacks on him. However, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, Christie managed to garner about 1 percent support among Republicans.


Doug Burgum

Bergum, 67, is serving his second term as North Dakota's governor. In 2001, he sold his software business to Microsoft Corporation. He portrays himself as a traditional conservative, advocating low taxes and less regulation. Bergum claims that his focus is on the economy and national security.

He is one of the lesser-known contenders in the upcoming US presidential election, with close to zero approval ratings according to opinion polls.


Will Hurd

Former Congressman Will Hurd is known as a harsh critic of Trump. He is a moderate Republican. He represented a district on the South Texas border. He decided not to seek re-election in 2020. At that time he was known separately.

Hurd, 46, is the Republican party's second black candidate.




Democratic Party

Joe Biden

Joe Biden is already the oldest US president. Voters need to convince him he can afford four more years in the White House. Although there are concerns about his age. His endorsement is also not strong.

But Biden's allies claim that he is the only Democratic candidate who is capable of defeating Trump. During the announcement of his candidacy in the last election, Biden said that his job is to protect the democracy of the United States.



Robert Kennedy Jr

69-year-old Robert Kennedy Jr. is known for his anti-vaccine stance. He is running a long battle for the Democratic Party nomination. He is ready to challenge Biden. His father, US Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was assassinated in 1968 while running for the presidential nomination.

Kennedy Jr. has been banned from YouTube and Instagram for allegedly spreading misinformation about the Covid-19 pandemic and vaccines.


Marine Williamson

Best-selling author and 'guru' known as Marine Williamson. He is running for a second term in the White House. He also ran for the 2020 presidential election as a Democrat. But he dropped out before any vote was held.

On March 23, Williamson started campaigning for the second round of the US presidential election.




Green Party

Colonel West

Political activist, philosopher and educator Colonel West. Last June, he entered the field as a third party candidate for the presidency. He is appealing to progressive, Democrat-leaning voters. West is contesting as a Green Party candidate promising to end poverty and housing.

West has hired Peter Dow as his campaign manager. Dow was an advisor to the former Secretary of State and an advisor to 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.