Biden Advisers Craft Re-Election Plans as President Weighs Final Decision

President Biden's advisers are moving forward with planning for the president's likely 2024 re-election campaign

WASHINGTON—President Biden’s advisers are moving forward with planning for the president’s likely 2024 re-election campaign, with discussions focused less on whether Mr. Biden will seek a second term and more on how a campaign would operate alongside the White House next year.

Mr. Biden’s team has begun to hold preliminary discussions about the structure of the campaign and who could fill key roles, though there is no timeline for hiring, as well as where headquarters would be located. Possibilities include Philadelphia, where the was based before the Covid-19 pandemic, and the president’s hometown of Wilmington, Del., people close to the discussions said.

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