More over half of Democratic voters say Biden shouldn’t run in 2024


According to a recent study, more than half of Democratic voters do not believe that President Joe Biden should run for reelection in the 2024 presidential election.

The majority of Republicans, on the other hand, feel that former President Donald Trump should compete for re-election and that he would triumph if he did, indicating that they still see him as the party’s leader.

Despite giving the 79-year-old Biden good marks for a number of traits, 56% of the more than 1,000 Democratic voters surveyed said the incumbent president ought to stand down and let someone person run for office in 2024.

Democrats as a whole agreed that Biden has extensive government experience (92%), significant policy knowledge and competence (86%), is committed to uniting the nation (85%), and works for the interests of his constituents (83%).

Three out of five Democrats who would vote for Biden in the 2024 presidential election think he would prevail if he were to run again.

Despite these merits, just 44% of the 1,034 Democratic voters surveyed by IPSOS for USA Today agreed that he should seek reelection. This opinion was shared by respondents of all ages and beliefs.

Republicans, on the other hand, have greater faith in Trump; compared to only 41% who believe he should resign, 59 percent of Republicans believe he should run again.

The findings demonstrate that GOP supporters still see Trump as the head of their preferred party and believe he has the qualifications needed to succeed Barack Obama in the White House.

The majority of voters believe that Trump will use all available means to accomplish his goals (90%), would stand up for the interests of his constituents (87%) and will battle against “woke corporations” and pop culture (86%).

Four out of five of the 800 Republican questioned respondents believed that the former president would win an election in 2024, which was more optimistic than their Democratic counterparts were about a Biden triumph.

Most of the poll’s demographics found this to be the case, but among those who (75% of the population) think that the Republican Party has values that are more conservative than their own, there is less faith in Trump.

The most crucial quality GOP voters are looking for in a leader is someone who will stand up for the freedom and dignity of all Americans, regardless of who makes it onto the Republican party’s ticket.

More over eight in ten Republican respondents (82%) agreed that Trump had that attribute.

The study looked more generally at how the two parties are seen and which problems affecting Americans now are of a greater importance among the separate party’s supporters, moving beyond the battle between Biden and Trump.

According to the survey, Democrats are seen as more tolerant and flexible than Republicans by all Americans. Democrats are seen as having a two-to-one lead in legislative effectiveness.

According to the findings, the Republican party is seen as being stronger on the two topics that the public is now most concerned about: crime and the economy.

In sum, 46% of Americans believe that the biggest issue confronting the nation right now is inflation and rising prices. The importance of this problem is divided across the parties, with 58 percent of Republicans believing it is the most important.

Comparatively, 40% of Democrats cite gun violence as their most significant concern, 35% cite climate change, and 34% believe inflation as the most critical problem (the second most important issue among Democrats).

Only 7% of Republicans questioned thought climate change was the most significant concern, while only 11% of GOP voters said gun violence was.

A total of 17 subjects, including social injustice, healthcare, immigration, COVID-19, and taxation, were available for respondents to choose from.

Terrorism was seen as the least significant concern by all Americans (5%). Social inequality was ranked as the least critical concern by Republican voters (2%) compared to opioid or drug addiction and terrorism (both at 5%) for Democratic voters.


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