News about polling for the 2024 presidential election in the United States

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Biden Narrows Gap with Trump in Latest Polls

The New York Times reports that President Biden has narrowed the gap with Donald Trump in the latest polls, with both candidates tied at around 46 percent. This development comes after Biden’s State of the Union address and Trump’s recent conviction. The Times’s polling averages, which combine data from many polls, show that Biden has risen in the polls, especially in battleground states like Wisconsin, Nevada, and Georgia.

Biden Seeks to Comfort Backers Amid July 4 Celebrations

During the July 4 celebrations, President Biden conveyed to important supporters his awareness that his prospects as a contender hinge on his ability to persuade the electorate of his suitability for the role following his calamitous debate showing. This marks a significant shift in Biden’s strategy, as he seeks to reassure his backers and regain momentum in the race.

Democratic Party Urged to Deliberate on Biden’s Future

The Democratic Party is facing pressure to deliberate on the future of Biden’s campaign, with some lawmakers calling for a replacement candidate. This development comes amid concerns over Biden’s polling numbers and his recent debate performance. The party is scheduled to meet next week to discuss the matter.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Opts Not to Take a Stance on 9/11 Events

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent candidate, has opted not to take a stance on the 9/11 events. This decision has sparked controversy, with some critics accusing Kennedy of avoiding a critical issue. The move is seen as a strategic decision, as Kennedy seeks to maintain a neutral stance on divisive issues.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Reverses Decision on Ballot Drop-Off Points

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has reversed a decision prohibiting the majority of ballot drop-off points. This development is seen as a significant victory for voting rights advocates, who had argued that the restrictions were unfair and discriminatory.