Despite expectations of a trump vs. Biden rematch in 2024, polls indicate that voters would prefer a fresh candidate with a clear plan to fix the economy, the job market, and manage growing food and gas prices, as well as to eventually reduce the 40-year-high inflation ahead of the winter. With President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, and Vice President Kamala Harris' approval ratings steadily declining and donald trump holding a razor-thin lead over the incumbent President, the odds appear to be stacked against the Democrats in the impending midterm elections in November.
The fight on the ballot will be between Trump's ability to survive the tearing pieces of evidence of his alleged collaboration in assembling and inciting a riotous mob at Capitol Hill on january 6, 2021 to not certify Biden's election and the Biden administration's efforts to revive the economy and rid it of inflation, fears of recession, control soaring house rentals, properties, grocery prices, shortage of raw materials, and scarcity of baby food formulas.
The real question is, however, how much of this will matter to the party members and donors for both the incumbent and the ex-candidate in the primaries and during the midterm elections. According to CNBC, who cited a poll, the majority of Democrats want someone other than Biden to run for president in 2024, but he might still defeat Trump. According to a recent poll, only 26% of Democrats said they would like him to be their party's candidate in the 2024 race, while 64% want someone else. Democrats gave the two main reasons they preferred a different candidate to Biden as the party nominee: Biden's age (82 in november this year) and job performance.
The fight on the ballot will be between Trump's ability to survive the tearing pieces of evidence of his alleged collaboration in assembling and inciting a riotous mob at Capitol Hill on january 6, 2021 to not certify Biden's election and the Biden administration's efforts to revive the economy and rid it of inflation, fears of recession, control soaring house rentals, properties, grocery prices, shortage of raw materials, and scarcity of baby food formulas.
The real question is, however, how much of this will matter to the party members and donors for both the incumbent and the ex-candidate in the primaries and during the midterm elections. According to CNBC, who cited a poll, the majority of Democrats want someone other than Biden to run for president in 2024, but he might still defeat Trump. According to a recent poll, only 26% of Democrats said they would like him to be their party's candidate in the 2024 race, while 64% want someone else. Democrats gave the two main reasons they preferred a different candidate to Biden as the party nominee: Biden's age (82 in november this year) and job performance.
