Political experts say former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris have been avoiding 2025 campaigns following their 2024 election defeat to Donald Trump. In the aftermath of the 2024 presidential race, where Biden lost to Donald Trump, the Democratic Party has been navigating a challenging period of reevaluation and rebranding. Biden, who holds the record for the most popular votes in a presidential election in U.S. history, and Harris, the former vice president, have been largely absent from the 2025 campaign trail. Political analysts suggest that their absence is a direct result of the fallout from their 2024 performance, with many Democrats viewing their leadership as having led the party into a period of disarray. While Biden and Harris have not actively campaigned for 2025 candidates, other prominent Democrats have stepped in to support key races, such as the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial elections. The Democratic Party is now trying to redefine itself, with many calling for a more progressive approach and a clear leadership direction. However, the party’s current direction remains uncertain.