Latest polls: over half of the Democrats opposed Biden's re -election, and 60 % of Republicans support Trump to run for the next president

Author:Pole news Time:2022.08.31

Polar news reporter Man Da Huang Jiaqi

According to the New York Post reported on August 29, a result of the latest polls in the United States showed that more than half of the Democratic voters believed that President Biden should not seek re -election in the 2024 presidential election, and they hoped that the party would change within the party. At the same time, about four -fifths (82%) Republican voters believe that if former President Trump runs, he will win the election.

Talk to reporters (Picture Source: Associated Press)

On the 28th local time, the public opinion survey jointly conducted by the United States News and Yippso Group showed that Democrats have given high evaluation of Biden's government experience, policy knowledge, and national unified work. When Deng should start the election again in 2024, 56%of the Democrats believed that he should withdraw, and only 44%believe that Biden should run again.

In contrast, 59%of Republican voters believe that Trump is "worthy of re -election" and should become nominated by the Republican Party and should be elected. 82%of Republican voters believe that Trump can win the 2024 presidential election.

Trump (Picture Source: Associated Press)

At the time of this poll, there were almost no Democratic members of the Parliament of Democratic Parliament publicly stated that they wanted to see Bayeng run for president in 2024.

The survey showed that 46%of the respondents listed inflation or living costs as the primary problems facing the United States.

Republican voters listed inflation (58%) and immigrants (32%) as their most concerned issues, while Democrats voters were more concerned about gun violence (40%) and climate change (35%).

The survey conducted a survey of 2,345 adults nationwide from August 18th to 22nd, including 800 Republican voters, 1031 Democratic voters, and voters who did not indicate voting intentions.

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