Americans remain obviously not happy with the prospect of Joe Biden vs Donald Trump rematch in the 2024 presidential election, and new USA TODAY / Suffolk University Poll Results.
But in intriguing bit of According to data, Biden’s position among the Democrats has strengthened slightly over in past several months, while Trump’s position among the Republicans weakened slightly.
Both men have indicated that they expect to announce their intentions for in next campaign sometime after results are in for it’s a year by-elections, now just 11 days.
Interview of 1000 probable intermediate voters, taken by landlines and mobile phones on October 19-24, have a preponderance of error of plus or minus 3.1 percent points.
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In the future president race, Biden leads Trump by 46-42% – a 4-point difference reflects Biden’s 4.2-point loss. of Trump in 2020. This is the same 4-point lead as Biden. over Trump, 45% -41%, in USA TODAY/Suffolk survey conducted in July.
Biden bad the numbers are getting better
64–26% of voters do not want Biden run for a second term.
There is nothing to boast about these conclusions, but they are a little of en improvement since the summer, when the respondents 69% -22% did not want him to run.
Biden’s position among Democrats has improved significantly. 45%-43% now say they are want him to run. In July, only 35%. of democrats wanted him to run; 50% no.
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Trump bad the numbers are getting worse
68%-27% of voters do not want Trump to run for a second term.
These results have deteriorated slightly since the summer, when 65%-28% of voters wanted him to refuse another bid for White House.
Trump’s position among Republicans has been shaken, although he remains more popular among his party than Biden in his. GOP voters by 56-39% want Trump to run again. it decline of a little points since July, when 60-34% of Republicans supported another race.
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With ratings, maybe everything is relative
Biden’s work approval rating has risen since the summer to 44% approving and 53% disapproving. His position is still under water by 9 points, but he surpasses his July rating of 39%-56%.
in new poll, positive-unfavorable rating of the president is 45%-51%.
That 6-point deficit doesn’t shine until you compare it to Trump’s approval rating. of 35%-58%. Or consider a comparison with other branches of government: The president’s favorable rating is slightly higher than it for Supreme Court, at 41% and it’s flooding that of US Congress, by 27%.
