President Biden and former President Trump are on track to
likely clinch enough delegates this week to be their party's
nominees.
Primaries are scheduled in four states tomorrow,
including Georgia. That could put both candidates over the line.
Fox's Caroline Elliott joins us live in Atlanta,
where both candidates spent the weekend campaigning.
Caroline.
That's right, Christina, this right Voters should get ready for
another Trump Biden rematch in November.
As of right now, Trump is leading slightly in the
polls,
but even the former president acknowledged over the weekend that
this is going to be a tight race.
Both of them coming in shows how important George is
going to be and that everyone you need to go
out and vote.
Donald Trump beating with voters in Rome,
GA, before Tuesday's primary, where the former president lost the
state to Biden in 2020 by less than a percentage
point.
If we win Georgia, we're going to win the election.
Let me put it that way.
OK, we have to win,
George. President Biden held a rally in Atlanta over the
weekend in an effort to reach minority voters.
You are going to win this primary force on Tuesday.
And because we're going to win in November,
the Biden campaign announced plans to spend $30 billion on
ads over the next few weeks.
And increase staffing and battleground states.
Both candidates warned voters there could be dire consequences for
the country if the other wins a second term.
Crooked Joe Biden is directed law,
fair and weaponization against his political opponents.
He called Putin and he said do whatever the hell
you want to our allies.
I'm not making these. I'm not making these coats up,
but he says he wants to be a dictator.
I believe him.
Tomorrow night is the earliest both candidates could clinch their
party's nominations.
And if that's the case,
this will be the first rematch in a presidential election
since 1956.
Christine. All right, all eyes on Georgia again this year.
Caroline, thanks so much.