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	The 2024 '''planned presidential transition of Donald Trump''' is an effort to prepare for the possibility that he is elected President.		The 2024 '''planned presidential transition of Donald Trump''' is an effort to prepare for the possibility that he is elected President.

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Second presidential transition of Donald Trump
Co-chairs	Linda McMahon Howard Lutnick
Honorary co-chairs	Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Tulsi Gabbard Eric Trump Donald Trump Jr. JD Vance

This article or section is part of a series about
United States
presidential transitions

Transitions

Lincoln (1860–1861)
Wilson (1912–1913)
Harding (1920–1921)
Hoover (1928–1929)
Roosevelt (1932–1933)
Eisenhower (1952–1953)
Kennedy (1960–1961)
Nixon (1968–1969)
Carter (1976–1977)
Reagan (1980–1981)
G. H. W. Bush (1988–1989)
B. Clinton (1992–1993)
G. W. Bush (2000–2001)
Obama (2008–2009)
Trump (2016–2017)
Biden (2020–2021)
Trump (2024–2025)

Planned transitions

The 2024 planned presidential transition of Donald Trump is an effort to prepare for the possibility that he is elected President.

The effort started in August 2024, which is considered unusually late as most transition efforts start in the late spring.

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