Here’s what happens if Donald Trump ᴅɪᴇꜱ while running in the 2024 presidential election

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Former President Donald Trump is far and away the Republican frontrunner heading into the 2024 election.

He is 77 years old and will be 78 in June.

If Trump dies while seeking reelection, a few different things could happen, depending on when he dies and how close it is to Election Day.

There’s no national deadline to file to run for president of the United States. Instead, filing deadlines vary depending on the state and party.

There are currently eight declared candidates, including Trump, on the GOP side. If Trump were to die before January 1, 2024, there would likely be other Republicans who want to jump into the race.

Many states’ filing deadlines have already passed, however, meaning that state election officials would need to adjust them to allow new candidates to enter the race.

If Trump died during primary season — which ends in mid-June — some states may postpone their scheduled primaries.

There’s some precedent for this; at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than a dozen states postponed their primaries or expanded vote-by-mail options.

If Trump died after the last primary contest but before the Republican National Convention, the other GOP presidential candidates would have to make a case to every state delegation at the convention for why they should be the party’s nominee.

And if Trump secured the GOP nomination but died between the convention and Election Day 2024, the RNC would convene to select another presidential candidate.

About Richard Sargent

Artis dan pembuat film Richard Sargent (BA Hons Graphic Arts & Design) bersama-sama memproduksi film animasi The Silent Years bersama Simon Webster. Karya seni lepas Richard terutama terdiri dari karikatur dan kartun serta storyboard, animasi, dan desain grafis.

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One Comment on “Here’s what happens if Donald Trump ᴅɪᴇꜱ while running in the 2024 presidential election”

  1. Well the Gop needs to decide who they are going with, but that will be hard for them being they failed to perform the jobs they are there for to begin with it sad that this faction of what ever you want to call them are destroying the Republicans party’s ability to preform the job that they are there to do religion is not a bad thing but religious views don’t belong in goverment offices for there are way more religious views in America than one which poses a problamatic situation when decisions need to be made for a country as traverse as ours it need open minded people doing the job for all not the few this is where church and goverment Must part so clear no bias decisions can be made this is
    THE
    *U N I T E D*
    STATES OF AMERICA
    AND NOT
    THE DEVIDIED STATES

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