Biden surges past Trump in new poll ahead of 2024 rematch
Former president trails Biden by nine points in hypothetical matchup, according to poll
Biden holds a commanding lead over Trump in a hypothetical 2024 rematch, according to a new poll released on Wednesday.
The poll, conducted by ABC News and The Washington Post, found that Biden leads Trump by 53% to 44% among registered voters. This is a significant increase from a similar poll conducted in March, which found Biden leading Trump by just 4 points.
The poll also found that Biden's approval rating has ticked up slightly, to 42%. This is still underwater, but it is an improvement from his approval rating of 39% in March.
The poll suggests that Biden is in a stronger position than Trump heading into the 2024 election. However, it is still early in the race, and much can change in the next two years.
Why is Biden leading Trump in the polls?
There are a number of reasons why Biden is leading Trump in the polls. First, Biden is the incumbent president, and incumbents typically have an advantage in re-election campaigns.
Second, the economy is doing relatively well, which is a positive for Biden.
Third, Trump is a polarizing figure, and many voters are turned off by his rhetoric and policies.
What are the implications of the poll for the 2024 election?
The poll suggests that Biden is the favorite to win the 2024 election. However, it is still early in the race, and much can change in the next two years.
If Biden is re-elected, he will be the oldest president in American history. He will also be facing a number of challenges, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and the rising cost of living.
If Trump is elected, he will be returning to the White House after a four-year hiatus. He will be facing a number of challenges, including the ongoing investigations into his conduct, the Republican Party's narrow majority in the House of Representatives, and the Democratic Party's control of the Senate.
Conclusion
The poll suggests that Biden is in a stronger position than Trump heading into the 2024 election. However, it is still early in the race, and much can change in the next two years.
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