News about polling for the 2024 presidential election in the United States
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Trump’s Guilty Verdict: A Temporary Setback for His 2024 Presidential Bid?
The recent guilty verdict of former President Donald Trump has sparked speculation about its impact on the 2024 presidential election. Some polls suggest a drop in Trump’s support, but the extent and permanence of this shift remain uncertain. The CNN/SSRS and Emerson College polls indicate that a significant portion of Trump’s base might reconsider their support if he is convicted. However, it’s essential to note that these polls do not necessarily reflect a definitive change in voting intentions.
ABC News/Ipsos polling data corroborates this notion, revealing that only a small fraction of Trump supporters would no longer back him in the event of a conviction. The majority would continue to support him, while a subset would reconsider their stance. Historical precedent supports this hypothesis, as the release of the “Access Hollywood” tape in 2016 led to a temporary dip in Trump’s support, but he quickly regained momentum within weeks.
Biden Narrows Gap with Trump in Latest Polls
The latest polls suggest that President Joe Biden has narrowed the gap with Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Biden has risen in the polls around his State of the Union address and after Trump’s conviction last month. The two are tied in the polls, around 46 percent, excluding Robert F. Kennedy Jr. With Kennedy included, Trump leads Biden 41 percent to 40 percent, with Kennedy at 12 percent and the electorate undecided.
The New York Times reports that Biden’s progress in the polls is significant, especially in battleground states. Trump leads in states like Wisconsin, Nevada, and Georgia, which would be enough to win the Electoral College and therefore the presidency. However, the outcome of the election is still uncertain and will likely hinge on a narrow margin.
Biden Seeks to Comfort Backers Amid July 4 Celebrations
During July 4 festivities, 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 comes as concerns arise among lawmakers over the effectiveness of Biden’s interview in salvaging his campaign.
The New York Times reports that Biden is seeking to comfort his backers amid concerns over his campaign’s prospects. This is part of his efforts to reassure his supporters and regain momentum in the election.
Democratic Party Urged to Deliberate on Biden’s Campaign Future
The Democratic Party is urged to deliberate thoughtfully before considering a replacement for Joe Biden. This comes as Senate Democrats schedule a meeting to deliberate on the future of the Biden campaign next week. There are divergent views among Democratic contributors on the next steps, granting Biden additional time.
NBC News reports that there are concerns over the effectiveness of Biden’s campaign, with some calling for his withdrawal. However, Biden remains resolute, reaffirming his commitment to staying in the competition at a Wisconsin rally.
Election Resources and Updates
The United States Department of State provides resources for the 2024 elections, including information on how to access polling places and local electoral procedures. This is part of the department’s efforts to ensure a smooth and transparent electoral process.
The department’s website provides live updates on the election, including news, polls, and events. This is a valuable resource for voters seeking to stay informed about the latest developments in the election.
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