Biden Votes Early in Delaware for Harris

President Joe Biden participated in early voting on October 28, casting his ballot for Vice President Kamala Harris at a polling site in Delaware, where he waited in line for about 40 minutes. This event follows Biden's decision to end his re-election campaign in July due to concerns about his health and electoral viability against Donald Trump. During his time in line, Biden engaged with voters, including helping an older woman in a wheelchair, and expressed optimism about the Democratic chances in the upcoming election. After voting, he criticized Trump, highlighting concerns about character in leadership. As the election approaches, early voting records are being set across several states, indicating heightened voter engagement. Biden's presence at the polls underscores his commitment to the electoral process, even as he steps back from his own campaign.