Marianne Williamson Re-Enters 2024 Race After Winning 3% in Michigan
- Williamson announced earlier this month she was dropping out
- Biden won Michigan primary, 13% voted for ‘uncommitted’
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Self-help author Marianne Williamson said she is “unsuspending” her long-shot presidential campaign a day after winning 3% of the vote in the Michigan Democratic primary.
Williamson suspended her campaign earlier this month after President Joe Biden scored overwhelming victories in Iowa and New Hampshire. The president won Tuesday’s primary with 81% of the vote but more than 13% voted for “uncommitted,” after Muslim and Arab American activists urged supporters to protest Biden’s support of Israel’s war against Hamas.