Biden's withdrawal: Impact on the US electoral race.

After weeks of speculation and pressure, Joe Biden has finally decided to withdraw his candidacy for the presidency for the Democratic Party. This news has sparked a series of reactions and consequences that could have a profound impact on the electoral race in the United States. One of the most affected figures by this withdrawal is Kamala Harris, the current vice president and now the main Democratic candidate to replace Biden in the presidential race. The endorsement received from Biden could boost her prospects, but it also brings a series of challenges and risks that she will have to face in the coming months. On one hand, Harris is next in the constitutional line of succession, giving her a privileged position compared to other possible Democratic candidates. However, public opinion polls show that her approval rating is not significantly higher than Biden's, raising doubts about her ability to attract voters. Furthermore, Harris has already faced difficult experiences as vice president, especially on sensitive issues such as the immigration crisis at the Mexican border and abortion rights. These situations have generated criticism and could influence the electorate's perception of her ability to lead the country. Harris's previous history as a presidential candidate in 2020 is also a factor to consider. Despite announcing her candidacy early, her campaign failed to gain momentum due to a series of mistakes and a lack of a clear vision, raising doubts about her ability to mobilize voters and achieve positive results in the elections. For the Democrats, Biden's withdrawal represents a significant challenge as they will have to quickly reorganize to define an effective strategy for the upcoming Democratic National Convention in August. The uncertainty generated by this situation could divide the party and open space for internal competition for the presidential nomination. On the other hand, Biden's withdrawal also impacts the Republican political landscape, led by former President Donald Trump. The Republicans' strategy, focused on attacking Biden's alleged weaknesses, will have to be adjusted to confront a younger and potentially more dynamic Democratic candidate like Harris. It is likely that Republicans will try to associate Harris with the supposed failures of the current administration, especially on issues such as the immigration crisis and abortion rights. Additionally, they may try to portray her as a "radical leftist" figure to mobilize their conservative base and paint her as a threat to the nation. In the midst of this scenario of uncertainty and unexpected changes, both Democrats and Republicans face an unprecedented challenge in the US electoral race. The Democratic National Convention and the campaign strategies that will be defined in the coming weeks will be crucial in determining the course of the elections and the political future of the country. At a time when the pandemic, the economy, and political polarization have created tensions and divisions in American society, the 2024 presidential election emerges as a crucial turning point for the nation's future. With Biden out of the race, uncertainty and anticipation about who will lead the country in the coming years have intensified, leaving all political actors in a state of alert and preparation to face the challenges ahead.