Definition of Endorsement:

• Public Declaration: The endorsement must be a public declaration made by Taylor Swift herself.

• Platforms for Declaration: It can be through various mediums such as social media (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook), in a public speech, during a concert, in a televised interview, or in a written statement to the press.

• Direct Statement: The endorsement should explicitly mention Joe Biden by name, indicating support for his 2024 Presidential Election campaign.

Time Frame:

• End Date: The cutoff for the endorsement to be considered valid is Election Day 2024.

Verification:

• Independent Verification: At least two independent and reputable news sources must report on the endorsement.

• Verification Time Limit: The endorsement must be reported within 48 hours of its occurrence to be considered valid.

Exclusions:

• Indirect Support: Expressions of support for policies aligned with Joe Biden's platform without explicitly naming him do not qualify as an endorsement.

• Impersonation and Misinformation: Statements made by accounts or sources proven to be impersonating Taylor Swift or spreading misinformation will not be counted.

Clarifications:

• Multiple Endorsements: If Taylor Swift endorses multiple candidates, it only counts if Joe Biden is among them.

• Formal Statements vs. Casual Remarks: Both formal statements and casual remarks count as endorsements, provided they meet the above criteria.

Resolution:

• The question will be resolved affirmatively if all criteria for an endorsement are met within the specified time frame.

• The question will be resolved negatively if the time frame expires without a qualifying endorsement.