Zaɓen shugaban ƙasar Amurka a 2024

Zaɓen shugaban kasa na Amurka na 2024 zai zama zaben shugaban kasa na 60 na shekaru hudu, wanda za a gudanar a ranar Talata, 5 ga Nuwamba, 2024.[1] masu jefa ƙuri'a a kowace jiha da Gundumar Columbia za su zaɓi jerin masu jefa ƙuri'u zuwa babbar hukumar Zabe ta Amurka, wanda zai zaɓi shugaban kasa da mataimakin shugaban kasa na tsawon shekaru huɗu.

Zaɓen shugaban ƙasar Amurka a 2024
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Shugaban kasar Joe Biden, memba na Jam'iyyar Democrat, da farko ya tsaya takara don sake darewa akan karagar mulkin kasar kuma ya zama dan takarar jam'iyyar a ranar 12 ga watan Maris a cikin wannan shekarar[2] Koyaya, biyo bayan abin da aka gani a ko'ina a matsayin kasawa ga shugaban kasar a cikin muhawara ta shugaban kasa wadda aka shirya a watan Yuni 2024 da ƙaruwar shekaru da damuwa game da rashin lafiya, wadannan dama wasu dsalilai irinsu sune suka saka shugaban kasar janyewa a matsayin dan takarar shugabancin kasar a ranar 21 ga Yuli. Kuma ya amince da Mataimakiyarsa Kamala Harris, a matsayin wadda zata maye gurbin sa takarar shugaban kasa a wannan rana. Ta samu cikakkiyar amincewar wakilai don zama sabuwar wadda aka zaba kwana daya daga baya a yar takarar shugaban kasar ta Amurka.[3][4] Ficewar Biden daga takarar ya sa ya zama shugaban kasa na farko tun lokacin da Lyndon B. Johnson a shekarar 1968 bai tsaya takara ba kuma Harris zata zama yar takara ta farko wadda bata shiga zaben fidda gwani ba tun lokacin da Hubert Humphrey ya kasance a wannan shekarar.

Wanda ya riga Biden, Donald Trump, mamba a Jam'iyyar Republican, yana neman sake zama shugaban kasar karo na biyu, wanda ba a jere ba, bayan ya sha kaye a hannun Biden a Zaben shugaban kasa na 2020. [5] Ya zama dan takarar jam'iyyar a ranar 12 ga watan Maris. A cikin takarar zuwa zaben, a ranar 30 ga watan Mayu, 2024, an yanke wa Trump hukunci kan laifuffuka 34 da suka shafi karya bayanan kasuwanci, ya zama shugaban Amurka na farko da aka same shi da laifi. A ranar 13 ga watan Yulin, an harbe shi a wani yunkurin kashe da akayi a wani taron kamfen a Pennsylvania.

Za a gudanar da zaben shugaban kasa a lokaci guda da Zaben Majalisar Dattijai ta Amurka, Majalisar, gwamna, da majalisar dokoki. An zabi Trump a lokacin Yarjejeniyar Jamhuriyar Republican ta 2024 a ranar 15 ga Yulin shekarar nan tare da abokin takararsa; Sanata Ohio J. D. Vance. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ya fito ne a matsayin Dan takarar shugaban kasa na jam'iyya ta uku mafi girma tun lokacin da Ross Perot [6] a Zaben 1992, ya tsaya a matsayin mai zaman kansa. [7] [8] Ana sa ran manyan batutuwan kamfen su zama zubar da ciki, tsaron kan iyaka da shige da fice, Canjin yanayi, Dimokuradiyya, tattalin arziki, ilimi, Manufofin kasashen waje, kiwon lafiya.[9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]

Wadanda suka lashe wannan zaben za'a rantsar dasu ne a ranar 20 ga Janairu, 2025, a matsayin shugaban kasa Na 47 da mataimakin shugaban Amurka Na 50, bi da bi.

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