The Democratic Party is worried about Mr. Biden
Nov 07, 2023
Washington [US], November 7: According to survey results published yesterday by The New York Times and Siena University, former US President Donald Trump is leading current President Joe Biden by 4 - 10 percentage points in 5/6 key swing states. Key points include Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania, while the current president leads in Wisconsin by only 2 percentage points.
Notably, in the 2020 presidential election, Mr. Biden defeated Mr. Trump in all 6 of those states.
Many voters say they trust Mr. Trump more than his successor on economic, foreign and immigration policies. The group of multi-ethnic and multi-generational voters supporting Mr. Biden is also decreasing. The number of voters under 30 years old supporting the current president is only 1 percentage point better than his predecessor. The support rate of Latin American voters for Mr. Biden decreased to single digits while his advantage in Urban areas have only half of Mr. Trump's advantage in rural areas. Black voters in the above states supporting Mr. Trump are also at a level never seen in modern history for a Republican presidential candidate.
The survey results were released a year before the presidential election. Currently, both Mr. Biden and his predecessor are leading among their party's candidates. President Biden 's campaign representative is not worried about the survey because there is still a year until the election. However, Mr. David Axelrod, a Democratic strategist, said that the survey would cause widespread concern within the party, emphasizing Mr. Biden's age (81 years old). Senator Richard Blumenthal of the Democratic Party also shared his concerns and said that the presidential race will require a lot of effort, focus and resources.
In a related development, Chairman of the US House Oversight Committee James Comer said that about 20 subpoenas are about to be issued to President Biden and people close to him, related to the investigation into financial transactions. their own, according to the New York Post.
Source: ThanhNien Newspaper
