A recent vote made us decide that Michelle Obama would emerge victorious in a hypothetical 2024 presidential election against Donald Trump, even if all other candidates most likely to upgrade Joe Biden failed.
According to the Reuters/Ipsos vote after the June 27 debate between Biden and Trump, Obama would beat the former president on 11 issues in a hypothetical scenario.
They found that a portion of the registered electorate indicated that they would vote for Obama if the election were held now. Only 39% of the 892 participants indicated their intention to vote for Trump.
The vote in which Vice President Kamala Harris, California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker could not overcome Trump in hypothetical confrontations.
The effects of recent polls were very different from those in March, which indicated that Obama would not defeat Trump if she were the Democratic nominee.
According to a study conducted through DailyMail. com/J. L. Partners, 47% of the 1,000 most likely voters surveyed expressed their intention to vote for Trump, while 44% indicated their preference for Obama in a hypothetical scenario.
Although she is gaining a reputation as a possible successor to Biden, Obama has said she will never run for president.
Following Biden’s volatile performance in the debate against Trump last week, there has been a growing call within the Democratic Party to update him.
According to a recent poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College, after the debate, Trump now leads Biden among the most likely electorate by a margin of 49% to 43%.
According to TMZ, a senior Biden campaign official, whose identity has been revealed, believes the 81-year-old will resign soon.
“The official expressed pessimism about the possibility of improving the effects of the elections,” he reports.
According to the Business Times, the campaign leader believes Harris is the most likely candidate to upgrade Biden if he drops out of the race.
However, Biden said Wednesday in a phone convention with his team that he will not drop out of the race, an unnamed source reported via Deadline.
“Let me say this as obviously as I can, as fair and as I can: I’m running. I will not leave. I’m in this race until the end and we’re going to win,” Biden reportedly said.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre recently informed reporters that Biden will seek his nomination.
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