President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both surpassed the threshold to become the presumptive nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively, Tuesday night.
However, results from the primaries, especially in Georgia and Washington state, offered warning signs for both candidates that they must reckon with before the Nov. 5 general election matchup. Biden, who never faced a serious Democratic challenger in the primary, has been hampered by members of his party infuriated over the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. Trump, meanwhile, showed signs of struggling with suburban voters in Georgia, a key battleground state.
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