Joe Biden, who withdrew from the race, will support his running mate Kamala Harris for the candidacy.

US President Joe Biden, who withdrew his candidacy, will support his deputy Kamala Harris in the elections.

BIDEN WILL SUPPORT KAMALA HARRIS' CANDIDACY

US President Joe Biden, who withdrew his candidacy before the presidential elections on November 5, also announced who he will support in his place. Biden asked for support for Vice President Kamala Harris' candidacy. Harris will compete against the Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump.

"IT'S TIME TO DEFEAT TRUMP"

In a statement on his social media account, Biden said: "My Democratic friends, I have decided to accept the candidacy and focus all my energy on my presidential duties for the remainder of my term. My first decision as the party candidate in 2020 was to choose Kamala Harris as my Vice President. And it was the best decision I made. Today, I want to offer my full support and endorsement to Kamala being our party's candidate this year. Democrats, it's time to come together and defeat Trump. Let's do this."

WHO IS KAMALA HARRIS?

Kamala Devi Harris (born October 20, 1964) is an American lawyer. Kamala Harris, who served as the 32nd Attorney General of California, came to power in the California state elections held in 2010. She was born in Oakland, California. Harris was born in Oakland, California, to a Jamaican father and an Indian mother. She completed her university education at Howard University, which is generally known as an educational institution for African Americans in the United States.

In 2003, Harris became the district attorney for San Francisco. She is the first black and Asian woman to hold this position. At the age of 55, Harris, who also ran for the Democratic Party's presidential candidacy in 2020 and later announced that she withdrew in favor of Biden, became the first female, black, and Asian vice president of the United States with Joe Biden's election as president.

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