Quote:President Joe Biden's job approval rating is 19 points underwater, his ratings for handling the economy and immigration are at career lows. A record number of Americans say they've become worse off under his presidency, three-quarters say he's too old for another term and Donald Trump is looking better in retrospect -- all severe challenges for Biden in his reelection campaign ahead. ...
Trump, for his part, has improved in retrospect. When he reluctantly left office in January 2021, 38% approved of his work as president, essentially the same as Biden's rating now. But currently, looking back, 48% say they approve of Trump's performance when he was in office -- matching his peak as president. Essentially as many -- 49% -- now disapprove, down from 60% when he left the White House. ...
These views play into early-stage election preferences. A remarkable 62% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say the party should pick someone other than Biden as its nominee in 2024; just a third back Biden. Desire for a different candidate is at a numerical high, but also consistent with past results (56 to 58%) the past year. ...
Head-to-head in a hypothetical November 2024 matchup, Trump has 51% support while Biden has 42% -- numerically up 3 points for Trump and down 2 points for Biden from an ABC/Post poll in February, shifts that are not statistically significant.
(09-24-2023 08:43 AM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote: Won’t be replaced until after the primaries. The Soros cartel will pick who the democrats must vote for. And they will comply.
for a major-party to nominate someone who didn’t compete in any of the primaries would be a huge risk. It’s one thing if they jumped in after South Carolina and New Hampshire or something like that. But to wait until June/July… that really is playing with fire. I don’t think that’s going to happen.
(09-24-2023 08:43 AM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote: Won’t be replaced until after the primaries. The Soros cartel will pick who the democrats must vote for. And they will comply.
for a major-party to nominate someone who didn’t compete in any of the primaries would be a huge risk. It’s one thing if they jumped in after South Carolina and New Hampshire or something like that. But to wait until June/July… that really is playing with fire. I don’t think that’s going to happen.
States have deadlines for when a candidate is eligible to be placed on the ballot written in law. A good number are the first of the year.
Quote:President Joe Biden's job approval rating is 19 points underwater, his ratings for handling the economy and immigration are at career lows. A record number of Americans say they've become worse off under his presidency, three-quarters say he's too old for another term and Donald Trump is looking better in retrospect -- all severe challenges for Biden in his reelection campaign ahead. ...
Trump, for his part, has improved in retrospect. When he reluctantly left office in January 2021, 38% approved of his work as president, essentially the same as Biden's rating now. But currently, looking back, 48% say they approve of Trump's performance when he was in office -- matching his peak as president. Essentially as many -- 49% -- now disapprove, down from 60% when he left the White House. ...
These views play into early-stage election preferences. A remarkable 62% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say the party should pick someone other than Biden as its nominee in 2024; just a third back Biden. Desire for a different candidate is at a numerical high, but also consistent with past results (56 to 58%) the past year. ...
Head-to-head in a hypothetical November 2024 matchup, Trump has 51% support while Biden has 42% -- numerically up 3 points for Trump and down 2 points for Biden from an ABC/Post poll in February, shifts that are not statistically significant.
Imagine what Biden’s numbers would be if you had an honest press that treated Trump even moderately fairly and wasn’t completely in the tank for Biden.
