February** Dynamic Incentive Program
This year marks the first year in the United States, with candidates on the campaign floor flexing their talents to break through the first challenge, the primary.
On the Republican side, former Trump has quickly become the focal point and leading candidate with two consecutive victories.
For the Democrats, it looks like the incumbent Biden will get through with ease, with minimal challenges.
However, there are still procedures to follow, and these seemingly routine steps can also reveal potential problems and opportunities.
For example, in the first round of the Democratic primary, Biden ushered in good news, which will undoubtedly bring great help to his next election campaign.
According to the Russian news agency Sputnik, mainstream America is **universal**, and Biden is expected to win the Democratic primary in South Carolina. According to data analysis, Biden could win more than 96 percent of the vote, while the remaining two rivals each received less than 2 percent of the vote. This result is undoubtedly excellent news for Biden.
While a primary victory alone wasn't enough to cause excessive excitement, Biden's high vote share was particularly remarkable. This reflects strong support within the Democratic Party for his re-election bid. Although some Democratic Party insiders and the general public had doubts about Biden's re-election, the results of the primary election now show that the degree of internal unity of the Democratic Party is still high, and there has been no large-scale opposition to Biden and deliberately not voting for him.
The victory was a shot in the arm for Biden. Considering that Biden's approval ratings have continued to decline recently, even below the lowest point of Trump's tenure, the landslide victory in this primary shows that Biden still has a place in the political arena and is far from giving up resistance.
At the moment, there is a general public belief that Trump is expected to win, largely thanks to his conspicuous demeanor and frequent appearances.
Biden, by contrast, has behaved relatively conservatively, not by choice, but because his status as an incumbent has limited his freedom of movement, preventing him from campaigning around like Trump and having to be more careful in what he says.
Given that Biden has beaten Trump in the past, it would be unfair to think that he is now completely out of the running.
Although Biden has not fully met the expectations of the American people during his tenure and has even been criticized for pushing the United States to the brink of war, he has gained personally.
In particular, Biden still enjoys the support of the business community, and his policies have contributed to the prosperity of the military industry and generated huge profits for certain economic groups, which has been extremely beneficial for his election campaign.
In addition, at the decisive moment of voting, many voters may be inclined to choose stability. Obviously, Trump has little to do with the word "stability", so the current lead does not mean a final victory, but the final choice of the American people.
At the moment, there is a general public belief that Trump is expected to win, largely thanks to his conspicuous demeanor and frequent appearances.
Biden, by contrast, has behaved relatively conservatively, not by choice, but because his status as an incumbent has limited his freedom of movement, preventing him from campaigning around like Trump and having to be more careful in what he says.
Given that Biden has beaten Trump in the past, it would be unfair to think that he is now completely out of the running.
Although Biden has not fully met the expectations of the American people during his tenure and has even been criticized for pushing the United States to the brink of war, he has gained personally.
In particular, Biden still enjoys the support of the business community, and his policies have contributed to the prosperity of the military industry and generated huge profits for certain economic groups, which has been extremely beneficial for his election campaign.
In addition, at the decisive moment of voting, many voters may be inclined to choose stability. Obviously, Trump has little to do with the word "stability", so the current lead does not mean a final victory, but the final choice of the American people.