Timeline of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

2021[]

October 3rd: U.S. Senator, Tom Cotton of Arkansas officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.

Tom Cotton announcing his bid for President.

January 10th: U.S. President, Joe Biden officially announces he won't run for re-election in 2024.
January 21st: U.S. Politician, Stacey Abrams of Georgia officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.

May 16th: U.S. Senator, Bernie Sanders of Vermont officially announces he won't run in 2024.

November 10th: U.S. Senator, Joe Kennedy III of Massachusetts officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.
November 14th: U.S. Governor, Kristi Noem of South Dakota officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
November 19th: U.S. Senator, John Hickenlooper of Colorado officially announces he won't run in 2024.
November 22nd: U.S. Billionaire, Mark Cuban on TV hints at a 2024 run as a Democrat but doesn't confirm his run.
November 23rd: U.S. Senator, Tim Scott of South Carolina officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
November 27th: Former U.S. Governor, Jesse Ventura of Minnesota officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Green Party.
November 30th: U.S. Politician, Jill Stein of Massachusetts officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Green Party.

December 3rd: U.S. Senator, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.
December 5th: U.S. Billionaire, Mark Cuban of Texas officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.
December 11th: U.S. Politician, Mindy Finn of Texas officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Independent Party.
December 15th: U.S. Governor, Mike DeWine of Ohio officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
December 23rd: U.S. Politician, Dario Hunter of New Jersey officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Green Party.
December 27th: U.S. Senator, Rick Scott of Florida officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
December 30th: U.S. Governor, Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.

January 1st: Former U.S. Representative, Justin Amash of Michigan officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Libertarian Party.
January 4th: U.S. Representative, Alexandria Ocaiso-Cortez of New York officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announcing her bid.
January 9th: U.S. Representative, Dan Crenshaw of Texas officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
January 10th: A terrorist attack takes place in Detroit, Michigan and kills over 50 people and injuries over 200. Governor, Gretchen Whitmer who announced her run in December 2022 responds in a great way which helps her campaign.
January 14th: U.S. Activist, VERMIN SUPREME! of Massachusetts officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Libertarian Party.
January 20th: U.S. Governor, Andy Beshear of Kentucky officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Democratic Party.
January 27th: U.S. Representative, Liz Cheney of Wyoming officially announces her candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party.
January 31st: U.S. Activist, Mark Charles of D.C. officially announces his candidacy for the nomination of the Independent Party.

February 3rd: U.S. President, Joe Biden resigns due to old age after having many strokes and even a heart attack in August 2022. Vice President, Susan Rice takes over as President of the U.S.

February 5th: Shortly after taking office, Susan Rice announces she won't be running for a 2nd term and will only be President until January 2025.

NOTE: I will no longer be updating this article.