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Trump Beats Biden In Emerson College Poll For 2024 Elections

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In a mock poll ahead of the 2024 elections, former President Donald Trump beat incumbent President Joe Biden. According to results from the latest national Emerson College Poll, Trump will edge Biden 47% to 46% if the 2024 Elections happened today.

The survey, undertaken from August 30 to September 1, 2021, covered 1,200 registered voters. It presented respondents with a series of hypothetical 2024 scenarios.

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Trump Beat Biden in 2024 Elections Mock Survey

The new Emerson College poll puts Trump as the favorite ahead of the incumbent President. Biden is suffering from backlash from his botched evacuation from Afghanistan which left some troops dead from a suicide bomb attack.

The evacuation also failed to move all Americans from Afghanistan. As of today, there are still hundreds of Americans and green card holders stranded in Kabul and unable to leave. 

In addition, job approval for Biden has split down the middle, with a slight edge for those who disapprove. 47% said they disapprove of how the President is performing his duties. Meanwhile, 46% say they approve.

The remaining 7 said they remain undecided about the President’s performance. During Emerson’s last survey earlier in February, Biden's approval rate was at 49% while disapproval was at 39%. 12% remained on the fence. 

39% of Democrats Want A New Nominee

The Emerson College survey also asked Democrat voters who they prefer to see as the party’s presidential nominee. 60% went for Biden, while 39% said they prefer someone else. Meanwhile, Republicans overwhelmingly want Trump to remain the GOP’s standard-bearer, with 67% voting for him. 

Among the seven other GOP candidates for consideration, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis secured the second spot with 10% of the votes. Former VP Mike Pence, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, and former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley were among the other GOP candidates.

When placed head-to-head in a hypothetical 2024 presidential race, Biden will win against all Republican challengers except Trump.

Midterm Elections Poll Results

For the 2022 midterms, 71% of Democrats and 69% of Republicans said they will very likely cast their vote. The actual turnout of voters can likely spell the difference on which party will hold the majority in both the House and the Senate. Currently, Democrats hold a razor-thin majority in the House and hold the tiebreaker in an evenly-split Senate. 

In addition, the Emerson poll showed that 68% of Americans polled believed that the US lost the war in Afghanistan. In contrast, only 32% believed the US won.

When asked which president holds the most responsibility, almost half (49%) say it was former GOP President George W Bush, who started the way during his term.

Not surprisingly, Biden came second with 24% of the votes, while Barack Obama and Trump came in third and fourth with 18% and 10%. 

Will Trump Run Again In 2024?

Since losing his 2020 reelection bid, Trump often dropped hints that he may attempt to reclaim the White House in the 2024 Elections. Last September 2, his campaign released a political ad focusing on Biden’s failures in Afghanistan. 

Other GOP allies are also slyly mentioning that the former President will run again. A tweet from Undercurrent journalist Lauren Windsor said that Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) tweeted last week that Trump would be announcing his campaign to run “any day now,” although both Jordan and a Trump spokesperson denied any forthcoming announcement.

Watch Michael Weaver’s YouTube channel where he reports that Trump would defeat Biden today as US voters turn against President:

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  • Dee Yearsley says:

    It’s hard to believe that Trump has only a 1% lead, even this early. With the messes Biden has made and the obvious tell that he is being told what to do and say by his handlers(read Obama, Pelosi, Schumer), it would seem to me that the margin would be much wider. But, I guess it’s true…you just can’t fix stupid!

  • Mark Hiatt says:

    Maybe the people who ran this poll, ran the last election

  • J says:

    President Trump WON the Last election but had that STOLEN from him and us the LEFT will probably do it again in 24 what a shame this country is a MESS. Under the current ADMINISTRATION

  • bubbajoe says:

    Spot on J! I found it hilarious when they said “since his loss in 2020”
    NEWSFLASH – DONALD JOHN TRUMPS ISSSSS THE LEGALLY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES!!!!!

    Without the MASSIVE fraud and TREASON Sippy Cup Joe would be nowhere near the People’s House!

    47% to 46% ????? ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?
    How about 94% to 4%, which is where the 2020 was headed, until millions of fraudulent votes were added, votes were switched ON LIVE TV, etc. etc. etc.

  • Mary says:

    Biden has really messed up the country. He is trying to enforce the American people to get Covid, shots. Now people losing their jobs. Those are people important to our country ,down to healthcare workers , Is he going to get the doctors fired if they refuse??
    He says words that have no meaning. I am 91 years old and I probably won’t be affected by Biden’s immigration laws, that are killing the American people. But I hear and read and SEE ,, what’s going on and my heart breaks, for our country. No sleep and lots of tears.

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