As the 2024 elections approach, vulnerable Democrats are facing scrutiny over their voting records closely aligned with President Biden and Vice President Harris, with the NRSC launching ads targeting eight lawmakers for their high percentage of votes supporting the Biden administration. In New South Wales, the Liberal Party is grappling with internal strife, missing candidate nomination deadlines for local elections, leading to a public blame game among party leadership. Meanwhile, President Biden's recent debate performance has sparked concerns regarding his age and capability, compounded by protests against his administration's policies on the Gaza conflict. In a related political event, Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race and endorsement of Harris has revitalized Democratic support, although challenges from the party's left flank remain significant. Additionally, House Republicans have released a report after a lengthy impeachment inquiry into Biden, concluding they lack the consensus to move forward with impeachment, reflecting ongoing disarray within the party. This environment underscores the political tensions and challenges both parties face heading into the elections.