Joe Biden and Donald Trump are leading in the primary elections, but face challenges such as doubts over Biden's age and handling of the Israel-Hamas war, and Trump's fractured party support and criminal exposure. Third-party candidates could impact the election, with concerns over Biden's age and protests over the war in Gaza. Both candidates may struggle to unite their parties, potentially opening the door for independent candidates like Robert F Kennedy Jr.
Key Points
Substantial anti-Trump resistance among moderate suburban voters
Growing protest movement among Democrats over the war in Gaza
Concerns over third-party candidates impacting the election
Pros
Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have secured primary victories
Third-party candidates could provide alternative choices for voters
Cons
Doubts over Biden's age and handling of the Israel-Hamas war
Trump faces challenges with fractured party support and criminal exposure