Biden leads Trump in 'poll 2024 rematch'
In a fictitious rematch of the 2020 presidential election in 2024, incumbent US President Joe Biden and outgoing President donald trump data-face off, with Biden holding a six-point advantage among registered voters and 43% of the vote to Trump's 40%. According to a YouGov poll done for yahoo news, Biden holds a six-point advantage among registered voters in a second data-face-off with Trump.
According to the survey, Biden leads trump in a prospective 2024 contest with 43% of US adults' support to the former president's 40%, but he has 48% of registered voters' support, compared to Trump's 42%. Among 1,643 US adults, the survey was conducted from september 2 through september 6. According to Newsweek, who cited the new poll survey, 1,247 registered voters were surveyed. However, a prior poll by yahoo news and YouGov from July 28 to august 1 revealed that among registered voters, Biden had a 45–42% advantage over Trump.
The september poll found that more Democrats than Republicans indicated they will undoubtedly cast a ballot in the 2022 midterm elections, which might be excellent news for the president's party. 45% of registered voters said they "certainly will vote" this year, and of those, 48% of Democrats and 45% of Republicans said they will vote in 2022, respectively. Americans also expressed less dislike for Biden-backed politicians than for Trump-backed candidates. With 8% saying they "probably" would and 37% saying they "certainly" would, a total of 46% of registered voters said they would vote against a Trump-backed candidate.
According to the survey, Biden leads trump in a prospective 2024 contest with 43% of US adults' support to the former president's 40%, but he has 48% of registered voters' support, compared to Trump's 42%. Among 1,643 US adults, the survey was conducted from september 2 through september 6. According to Newsweek, who cited the new poll survey, 1,247 registered voters were surveyed. However, a prior poll by yahoo news and YouGov from July 28 to august 1 revealed that among registered voters, Biden had a 45–42% advantage over Trump.
The september poll found that more Democrats than Republicans indicated they will undoubtedly cast a ballot in the 2022 midterm elections, which might be excellent news for the president's party. 45% of registered voters said they "certainly will vote" this year, and of those, 48% of Democrats and 45% of Republicans said they will vote in 2022, respectively. Americans also expressed less dislike for Biden-backed politicians than for Trump-backed candidates. With 8% saying they "probably" would and 37% saying they "certainly" would, a total of 46% of registered voters said they would vote against a Trump-backed candidate.