Democratic candidate Marianne Williamson announced the end of her election campaign for next November’s presidential election.
The 71-year-old author had won only 5,000 votes in the New Hampshire primaries, then 2% of the votes in South Carolina and about 3% in Nevada.
Minnesota MP Dean Phillips is the last nationally renowned Democratic candidate still competing against Biden, who won brilliant victories in South Carolina and Nevada and easily won the New Hampshire primary.
Williamson ran for the first time in the presidential election in 2020.
She then felt that the federal government should pay significant financial compensation to black Americans for centuries of slavery and discrimination.
During her second candidacy for the White House, she had difficulty raising the necessary funds for her campaign and mobilizing donors.
Recent polls have shown that Trump is credited with more voting intentions than Biden in key states, including Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona and Michigan.
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