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Will Donald Trump concede the 2020 Presidential election to Joe Biden? Will Donald Trump concede the 2020 Presidential election to Joe Biden?
Yes, he will concede the election Yes, he will concede the election
No, he will not concede the election and he will remain in power No, he will not concede the election and he will remain in power
He will not concede the election but he will be forced out of office He will not concede the election but he will be forced out of office
He's only pretending to think he won the election to delegitimize Biden's win He's only pretending to think he won the election to delegitimize Biden's win
Most or all of Trump's lawsuits are baseless claims of voter fraud Most or all of Trump's lawsuits are baseless claims of voter fraud
Trump will concede now and instead run again in 2024 Trump will concede now and instead run again in 2024
Trump claims to have won the election by a far margin and he has gained support of Republicans Trump claims to have won the election by a far margin and he has gained support of Republicans
Trump and his legal team are rightly filing lawsuits and demanding recounts in many states Trump and his legal team are rightly filing lawsuits and demanding recounts in many states
Many moderate Republicans support a peaceful transition of power Many moderate Republicans support a peaceful transition of power
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Will Donald Trump concede the 2020 Presidential election to Joe Biden?
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Yes, he will concede the election

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Trump will concede now and instead run again in 2024

The fight is futile for Trump - he will soon shift to other forms of publicity and power.
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According to CBS News, Trump has had private discussions about a 2024 run for the Presidency. Also, there have been rumors of an attempt to create a Trump show, potentially on the right-wing media channel Fox News. Donald Trump is a clear front-runner for the 2024 election, given his popularity with a base of predominantly rural, white, and older voters. His narrow loss in the 2020 election and attempts to sow doubt about its legitimacy could bolster his efforts to successfully win the Presidency again in four years.

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