Biden reassures Democrats he plans to run for re-election in 2024.

President Biden reaffirmed his commitment to staying in the race for the upcoming 2024 election in a letter sent to congressional Democrats on Monday. He made it clear that he firmly believes he is the best person to defeat Donald Trump and is not considering dropping out despite calls from some Democratic lawmakers.

In the letter, President Biden highlighted his primary victories and delegate count, stating that the voters have chosen him as the presumptive Democratic nominee. With 3,896 delegates secured, he surpassed the number needed to clinch the nomination in March, with 1,976 delegates required for confirmation at the convention in August.

Addressing the recent speculation about his ability to serve another term, the president emphasized that it is time to put those doubts to rest. With 42 days until the Democratic Convention and 119 days until the general election, any uncertainty only plays into Trump’s hands, according to Biden.

Despite facing criticism and calls for him to step aside, President Biden has been actively engaging with the public to reinforce his determination to continue in the race. From high-profile interviews to campaign rallies and personal outreach efforts, he has been resolute in his decision to push forward.

While the president’s efforts to reassure party members and the public may have some impact, doubts still linger. The focus now shifts to his support in the Senate, where he served for over three decades representing Delaware. As of now, no Senate Democrats have openly called for his withdrawal, indicating a level of support within the party.

It remains to be seen how the upcoming days will unfold for President Biden and his bid for reelection. In the midst of ongoing discussions and speculations, his unwavering resolve to stay in the race signals a fierce determination to win against formidable competition.

Contributions to this report were made by Ed O’Keefe, Nikole Killion, Scott MacFarlane, and Fin Gómez.