Governors Commend President Biden's Service To The Country

Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper speaks at a primary election night party in Raleigh, N.C., March 5, 2024. North Carolina has expanded Medicaid coverage under Cooper, an example of

A number of governors have reacted to President Joe Biden exiting the 2024 race, commending him on his service to the country.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper expressed gratitude towards Biden, stating that he has solidified his position among the nation's finest Presidents. Cooper highlighted Biden's resilience in safeguarding democracy and leading the nation towards healing and progress.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker acknowledged Biden's lifelong dedication to serving the nation, praising his accomplished and effective presidency. Pritzker also raised concerns about the potential threat posed by former President Donald Trump.

Illinois Gov. Pritzker acknowledges Biden's lifelong dedication to serving the nation.

Gov. Cooper praises Biden's position among finest Presidents.

Gov. Pritzker raises concerns about potential threat from former President Trump.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul lauded Biden as a champion of working families, emphasizing his historical significance in advocating for the people.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro recognized Biden as a patriot who has made significant contributions to the country throughout his political career, culminating in a presidency that shaped modern history.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear expressed support for Biden's decision to not seek reelection, applauding his leadership, kindness, and successful presidency that achieved substantial milestones for the nation.