Detroit, Michigan – President Joe Biden is scheduled to make a return trip to Michigan on Friday as he works to regain momentum following his first debate of 2024 against Republican Donald Trump.

The visit to Detroit will mark Biden’s fourth trip to Michigan this year, just 116 days before the upcoming presidential election. In the 2020 election, Biden secured victory in Michigan by 154,000 votes, defeating then-President Trump by 3 percentage points.

Since the June 27 debate, Biden’s campaign has encountered challenges, with critics highlighting his meandering and confusing responses during the event. Despite calls from some pundits and Democratic House members for him to step aside, Biden remains steadfast in his commitment to continue the race and defeat Trump.

During a recent interview in Wisconsin, Biden expressed confidence in his ability to defeat Trump, emphasizing his qualifications and record of accomplishments. The support for Biden from prominent Democrats like Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and California Governor Gavin Newsom remains steadfast, with Newsom recently campaigning on Biden’s behalf in Michigan.

While Biden’s campaign faces scrutiny, Trump has also been active in Michigan, making a recent trip to the state and continuing to target Biden through social media posts. With both candidates focusing on key battleground states like Michigan, the race for the presidency is intensifying as election day approaches.

As Biden prepares for his upcoming visit to Michigan, his campaign continues to navigate challenges and strive to mobilize support among voters. The upcoming election will test the strength and resilience of both candidates as they vie for the opportunity to lead the nation.