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Many voters are weary about a Biden-Trump rematch in 2024.
Third parties hope they can fill the gap
By Jonathan J. Cooper
Associated Press
PHOENIX (AP) — The 2024
presidential election is draw-
ing an unusually robust field
of independent, third party
and long shot candidates
hoping to capitalize on
Americans’ ambivalence
and frustration over a likely
rematch between Demo-
crat Joe Biden and Repub-
lican Donald Trump.
Those looking to blaze a new
path to the White House
range from members of
Congress to a prominent
academic and a scion of
one of the county’s most
prominent political families.
Their odds are exceedingly
long. George Washington
was the only person to win
the presidency without a
party affiliation. An incum-
bent hasn’t lost his party’s
presidential nomination
since Democrats passed
over Franklin Pierce in 1856.
Continued on Page 2 A “Vote” sign is seen on the University of Texas campus, Nov. 6, 2023, in Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)