Trump is ahead of Biden, surveys conducted before the elections can increase the tension of the US President
Surveys released before the 2024 presidential elections in America may increase Joe Biden’s concerns. According to these surveys, Biden is behind Trump in terms of popularity. A new poll by The Washington Post and ABC News shows President Joe Biden trailing Donald Trump ahead of the November 2024 election.
According to new pre-election surveys by media organizations in America, US President Joe Biden is behind former President Donald Trump in terms of popularity in the general elections to be held in 2024. This claim has been made in the results of surveys by Washington Post and ABC News. According to the survey, Trump got 51 points and Biden got 42 points.
Trump ahead of his rivals
Trump is far ahead of his rivals among the contenders to become the Republican candidate in the US presidential election. The Republican Party’s nominating process officially begins in January with the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucuses. Among other contenders to become the Republican candidate, the popularity of former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy has increased recently. Despite this, Trump is far ahead of him and political analysts believe that there is every possibility of him becoming the party’s candidate.
Americans say Biden is too old
Survey results released Sunday by the Washington Post-ABC News said a large number of Americans say their situation has worsened under Biden. Three-fourths of people say that Biden is too old and it is not possible for him to hold the presidency for another term. He says that Trump looks better in retrospect. This leading American newspaper said that according to the survey, Trump seems to be ahead of Biden by 10 points, but this result does not match the results of other surveys. According to other surveys, there is a tough contest between the two rivals.
Many people criticized
The Washington Post-ABC survey has been criticized by prominent political pollster Larry Sabato. Noting that the pollsters themselves had cautioned that their survey was an outlier, Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, called the decision to release it ridiculous.
Ignore the Washington Post-ABC poll. Sabato wrote on social media platform This will be a matter of embarrassment for you in the long run.” He further said that it is absolutely shameful for him. Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for The New York Times, also criticized the survey that said Trump is ahead of Biden in the race for the 2024 White House.
