Super Tuesday in the United States: Biden and Trump will face challenges on their way to the White House

The Super Tuesday in the United States has made it clear that the two main contenders, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, will face each other again in the presidential elections in November. However, both candidates face significant challenges on their way to the White House. On the one hand, in the Republican field, former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley has dropped out of the race, and although she did not immediately express support for Trump, her withdrawal paves the way for the current president to be declared the Republican candidate at the July convention. However, there are divisions within the party, with a faction that believes Trump is not physically or mentally prepared for a second term. In the case of Biden, while he has managed to prevail in most of the Democratic states, he faces criticism for his foreign policy, particularly for his support of Israel during the conflict in the Gaza Strip. The 'uncommitted' vote has turned against him, which could be an obstacle to mobilizing his base in the general elections. The challenge for both candidates lies in rallying their bases and overcoming the internal divisions that have emerged during the primaries. Biden needs to win back the Democratic sector that opposes the war in Gaza, while Trump must ensure he retains the support of his most loyal followers, despite the legal scandals surrounding him. In this context, the State of the Union address that Biden will deliver will be crucial in setting the tone of his campaign and addressing key issues for voters. Likewise, the attack strategy of both candidates will be decisive in winning over undecided voters. In conclusion, the race for the presidency of the United States presents a complex challenge for Biden and Trump, who will have to overcome internal and external obstacles to reach the Oval Office in November.