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The Trump shooting has just decided the US election - or has it? | DW News Desk

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Pictures from the assassination attempt on former President Trump are going around the world - but will all this attention result in an election win for him? The attack at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday underscored the nation's deeply fractured political landscape ahead of the Nov. 5 election between Trump and Democratic President Joe Biden. The former president walked into the Republican National Convention to a loud response, his ear heavily bandaged from having been grazed by a bullet, hours after he was officially nominated to be the party's 2024 standard-bearer.

Biden, who has portrayed Trump as a threat to US democracy, condemned the shooting and urged Americans to rely on the ballot box, not violence, to resolve their differences. Authorities were still trying to identify a motive for the

shooting, after the gunman was killed by the US Secret Service.

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