US President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden in California. Reuters
Washington, February 4
Incumbent US President Joe Biden has secured a decisive win in the Democratic presidential primary in the crucial state of South Carolina, notching his first official victory in his largely unobstructed path to become his party's nominee for a possible rematch against Donald Trump in the November 5 election.
It was the first official primary of the ruling party. Biden, 81, who is seeking re-election in the November presidential elections, received 96.2 per cent of the votes in Saturday's primary.
After securing the win, Biden launched a scathing attack on Trump, saying he would make his Republican rival “loser” in November's election.
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