President Joe Biden is courting disenchanted voters key to his reelection chances

Democrats are bracing for revived debates over Joe Biden's chances in November after the GOP convention ends at the end of the week.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with Biden-Harris campaign Senior Spokesman Kevin Munoz about how Democrats plan to counter Republicans' alleged message of fear when it comes to crime and immigration.

He hit back his rival's claims and record but avoided personal attacks.

In a letter obtained by ABC News, a group of House Democrats are criticizing a plan to hold a virtual roll call to formally nominate President Biden in the coming days.

The president said a Black job is “the vice president of the United States” during a speech at the NAACP National Convention in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

The president's event in Nevada is his first since the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.

The president said Americans need to "condemn violence in any form" during his address at the NAACP National Convention in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

The former party chairs say the roll call should go forward, in a letter obtained by ABC News.

Wisconsin voters shared with ABC News what issues matter to them this election. They include inflation, border, health care and democracy.

President Joe Biden returned to the campaign trail amid calls to step aside.

President Joe Biden is back on the campaign trail after pausing in the wake of the attack on Donald Trump, even as he urges the country to lower the political temperature.

Four Milwaukee voters sit down with ABC News to discuss issues most important to them and their concerns about Trump and Biden.

“The power to change America should always rest in the hands of the people, not in the hands of a would-be assassin,” President Joe Biden said in address to the nation on Sunday.

President Joe Biden has been meeting with his National Security team and said the assassination attempt is "contrary to everything we stand for as a nation.”

"It's time to cool it down," he said.

President Joe Biden delivered an Oval Office address to the nation following the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump.

ABC News chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce discusses the changes being made in the Biden campaign schedule.

Saturday's assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump is expected to put President Joe Biden and his campaign even further on their back foot.

"Nothing is more important than unity right now," Biden said while condemning the shooting.

President Joe Biden's campaign has spent the past few weeks fighting calls for the president to step down -- yet that has changed after an assassination attempt on Trump.

Donald Trump is calling for unity following the Butler shooting while some of his vice presidential hopefuls and allies have begun to shift blame onto Joe Biden.

“There’s no place in America for this kind of violence,” said the president after the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, which officials said left one bystander dead.

President Joe Biden, in remarks, called the shooting at Donald Trump's Pennsylvania rally "sick" and said he hopes to talk to Trump soon.

The platform outlines priorities for Democrats to "finish the job" under the Biden-Harris administration, but also distinctly emphasizes differences with Donald Trump.

ABC News’ White House Correspondent MaryAlice Parks and NPR White House Correspondent and ABC News contributor Asma Khalid breakdown this week in politics.

ABC News' MaryAlice Parks has the latest on Joe Biden hitting the campaign trail as 20 House Democrats now say Biden should withdraw.

President Joe Biden is pursuing a political rebound following his recent public appearances. Plus, Republicans are preparing for next week's national convention kick-off.

President Biden tries to shore up support among Democratic lawmakers amid new calls for him to drop out of the race.

Joe Biden is trying to stop the chorus of calls from Democrats to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. ABC News' Mary Alice Parks weighs in on what Biden can do to reverse waning support.

The President's performance in the two weeks since the debate hasn't been enough to ease concerns from a growing number of Democrats who say he's not fit to be the party's nominee.

Anxious Democrats are looking for signs of Joe Biden's thinking from his Thursday press conference as the debate over the president's future roils the party.

After Donald Trump this week challenged President Biden to a golf match, Biden's former golf instructor told ABC News that he likes Biden's chances.

President Biden answers questions from reporters amid growing concerns from Democratic leaders for him to exit the race.

Several congressional Democrats have expressed concern about Biden's viability as a presidential candidate.

Some major Democratic donors told the largest pro-Biden super PAC that roughly $90 million in pledged donations will remain on hold if Joe Biden maintains his candidacy.

ABC News political contributor Amanda Renteria discusses reactions to Joe Biden’s press conference at NATO and what to look for as he campaigns in Michigan.

This comes as 18 lawmakers are calling for Joe Biden to step aside in the presidential race.

Despite a rising wave of opposition, President Joe Biden made clear that he believes he is “the most qualified person to run for president” and the best candidate to beat Donald Trump.

Polls say Americans think Joe Biden is too old to be president.

ABC News’ Rachel Scott and Jon Karl share politicians’ reactions to President Joe Biden’s solo press conference and what this signals about his campaign.

Joe Biden's press conference went better than his debate. It also wasn't a masterclass. And Democrats are worried they're right where they started Thursday night.

President Biden’s debate performance has ignited fears among Democrats that a Biden-led ticket could threaten down-ballot candidates.

Multiple guests at a White House concert weeks before the presidential debate say President Biden's debate performance "confirmed" concerns they had about him that night.

At the NATO summit, all attention was on Biden as he reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to the group while some Democrats questioned if he should stay in the race for president.

President Joe Biden answered reporters questions in his first solo press conference since November 2023.

President Biden said he is dealing with China's President Xi right now and that he has "no good reason" to speak with Russia's President Putin right now.

Biden introduced Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as "President Putin" ahead of the press conference at the NATO Summit.

ABC News' Olivia Rubin reports on how Democratic Party members came forward with concerns about President Biden following a Juneteenth event.

President Biden, under the microscope as Democrats debate his political future, tried to make the case he's best suited to take on Donald Trump in a news conference.