Kanye West drops presidential bid: report

Kanye West thinks that he is going to beat Joe Biden in the upcoming US presidential election and he believes it’s going to come down to write-in votes. The rapper has missed the filing deadline in several states and he’ll have to rely on write-in votes in those states.

Kanye West has floated the idea of possibly postponing his US presidential campaign until 2024, asking his Twitter followers “y’all want me to run [or] nah???” in 2020.West’s unlikely bid for the White House in this year’s upcoming election has already attracted plenty of interest and controversy, but the campaign suffered a blow earlier this week after they reportedly failed to collect the 10,000 signatures required to register on the ballot in South Carolina.While posting a series of tweets in

It's been hard to keep up with Kanye West but don't worry because we have got you covered! It all started with the 43-year-old rapper announcing that he was running for President against Democrat Joe Biden and current US President and Republican Donald Trump. However, the buzz was strong that he was already rethinking his decision.

Trey Songz has accused Kanye West of standing “in the way of progress” after the rapper kickstarted his presidential campaign with a rally in South Carolina over the weekend.West’s first major stop on the campaign trail was marred by controversy after he suggested that American abolitionist Harriet Tubman didn’t actually free slaves.He also doubled down on his his anti-abortion statements and detailed how he and wife Kim Kardashian West spoke about not having their first child, North.Sharing a

Kanye West’s bid to become US President is back on! After it was reported that he’d given up on plans to stand in this year’s presidential election in Florida, he’s now on the ballot in Oklahoma. He’s paid the fee and everything.The Oklahoma Board Of Elections has confirmed that West had paid the necessary $35,000 to get his name on the list of candidates just before yesterday’s deadline.

Kanye West is ending his 2020 campaign for president of the United States, just weeks after announcing his run via Twitter.A source tells ET, «Kanye isn’t planning to run in the 2020 election after careful consideration. Although Kanye does have political aspirations one day, he realizes a lot more goes into it than just saying his plans.

It's been a few days since the world was in a state of shock as Kanye West revealed via Twitter that he was running for the 2020 US presidential elections. On July 4 (quite poetic as it's US' Independence Day!), the rapper had tweeted, "We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future.

50 Cent has criticised Kanye West‘s unlikely US presidential campaign, claiming that West’s move into politics is a stunt that aims to “create a diversion [and] distract people”.Since announcing his candidacy on July 4, West’s campaign has already experienced a number of set-backs, including missing several important state registrations deadlines and polling at just 2% among voters.50 Cent has now added his name to the growing number of stars who have voiced concern about West entering the race

Will.i.am has criticised Kanye West’s announcement that he intends to stand for US president this year, calling it “dangerous”.“It’s a dangerous thing to be playing with”, he tells the Mirror. “If you’re not serious, you don’t play with that, especially now.