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The conservative commentator said on Twitter that with his candidacy he seeks to avoid the decline of America.

All candidate meetings will begin in September and will be hosted by universities in Texas, Utah, Virginia and Pennsylvania.

The former Arkansas governor announced on a talk show that he will make the official announcement in April.

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The tech and healthcare entrepreneur vowed to end affirmative action on his first day in the White House.

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The mayor of Miami said on X (Twitter) that he has "decided to suspend [his] campaign for President" after failing to qualify for the GOP debate held on FOX last week.

Nevada, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina are experiencing sharp declines in Democratic voter registration compared to 2020 data.

The Republican senator from South Carolina filed the papers Friday with the Federal Election Commission.

"It's no longer a question of if he will run, but when he will run," an ally of the president told the aforementioned media outlet.

With polls showing a slight lead for Donald Trump, both Republicans and Democrats are calling on their voters to head to the polls as soon as possible.

The former Secretary of State assured that his decision had nothing to do with Donald Trump's candidacy.

More than 2,000 attendees at the event held at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center answered the poll questions. Kari Lake received the most support for the vice presidential race with 20%. She was followed by Ron DeSantis with 14%.

Florida governor gains further support among Republicans after sweeping midterm elections.

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Swing states, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, are red in Morning Consult's estimates.

Joe Biden, self-help guru Marianne Williamson and Joe Exotic remain in the race while Robert Kennedy will run as an independent and Congressman Dean Phillips withdraws.

For now, those closest to the Republican leader dismiss the political move.

The former vice-president could make an official announcement launching his campaign this coming Wednesday.