Tonight, the general election officially kicks off as Joe Biden and Donald Trump secure their parties' nominations, setting the stage for a 2020 rematch. Trump, in a pre-recorded video, expressed gratitude to his supporters and acknowledged the transition to the general election phase. Despite the early nomination, the lack of a formal event or speech is notable, with Trump's focus shifting towards building a robust strategy for the upcoming election.
Trump's swift nomination in March, a non-incumbent president, underscores the Republican Party's confidence in his candidacy. The campaign's emphasis on battleground states and voter outreach reflects an awareness of the challenging road ahead. Addressing voter groups where Trump faces challenges, the campaign is strategizing to bridge gaps and solidify support.
A significant aspect of Trump's campaign approach is the overhaul of the Republican National Committee, marked by the replacement of staff with loyalists. This restructuring aims to align the party machinery with Trump's vision and enhance operational efficiency as the election nears. The meticulous planning and organizational revamp underscore the campaign's determination to secure victory in November.
