More than 7 out of 10 Americans don't want President Biden to ask for a second term It states. New vote.
According to a Harvard CAPS-Harris survey, 71% of Americans didn't want to see Biden run in 2024, while only 29% said they should.Hill reported on Friday.
In the delegation against the second run, there were various reasons, 45% said he was a bad president. One in three said the president was too old to continue, and 25% simply wanted to see change.
"President Biden may want to run again, but voters pan the work he is doing as president and say" no "to his second term. Only 30 percent of Democrats voted for him in the Democratic primary, "Harvard CAPS-Harris Paul co-director Mark Penn said in a statement.
Polls are certain to fuel speculation from restless Democrats trying to get Biden off stage. The president will turn 80 this year, a few weeks after the expected democratic annihilation in the 2022 midterm elections. His approval rating is deeply underwater, as indicated bypolls.
Harvard CAPS-Americans in Harris's survey He also said he wasn't crazy about the prospect of the 76-year-old former President Trump returning to public office, and that 61% of respondents shouldn't run for the White House in 2024. If another Biden-Trump showdown is presented, stating that 60% of voters will consider medium-third party candidates.
