The president of the United States, Joe Biden, has achieved a large victory in the first round of the Democratic Party primary elections, held in the state of New Hampshire, ahead of the 2024 presidential elections, according to US media projections based on 2 percent of the vote.
Thus, Biden has so far obtained more than 73 percent of the votes, a great advantage over the second candidate, Dean Phillips, with 16.8 percent, and over the third, Marianne Williamson, with 4 percent. , according to data from the CNN television network.
However, this victory will not allow the president to obtain the allocation of delegates for the party’s national convention, which designates the party’s candidate for the presidential elections.
In fact, Biden’s name did not even appear on the ballots, although votes that have written his name manually have been allowed to be counted. All of this comes from an internal dispute over the date of the primaries, which is why the Democratic National Committee decided that this election would not count. However, Biden’s victory serves to show the idea of “strength” in the face of the presidential elections.
