Eight Republicans are now set for the first debate of the 2024 presidential primary on Wednesday in Milwaukee, the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced on Monday night. Former President Donald Trump won't be among these 8 candidates.
The Governor of Florida has been Trump's leading rival in most polling, finishing a distant second to him in polls in early-voting states.
The South Carolina senator has been looking for a breakout moment. The first debate could be his chance.
South Carolina lawmaker and the state’s first minority governor has also served as Trump's UN ambassador for about two years. She is the only woman in the GOP race.
The biotech entrepreneur and author of “Woke, Inc.: Inside Corporate America’s Social Justice Scam” is an audience favourite at multi-candidate events.
The former New Jersey governor opened his campaign by portraying himself as the only candidate ready to take on Trump.
Burgum, a wealthy former software entrepreneur now in his second term as North Dakota’s governor, has been using his fortune to boost his campaign.
Trump's former Vice President, Pence announced on August 8 that he had become the first candidate to formally submit his donor count to the RNC for verification.
The former two-term Arkansas governor was the final candidate to meet the RNC’s qualifications.