That link shows Biden at 31% of the vote. So he barely doubled.

I hope Marianne Williamson wins some counties and possibly the state of New Hampshire! Marianne 2024!

Assuming Biden announces the 25th like people are reporting, here's a list of the people we can remove from contention: -Bernie -Buttigieg -Warren -Kamala -Cooper Then I assume most of the rest will start backing him publicly so they can finally be removed, a lot if these people literally came and went in the media cycle so fast, as Prez Speculation always does

I just went on a limb and removed Ellison and Sanberg. They were ones that were speculated for a bit then dropped almost instantly. The only ones that seem to still be in contention are Nina and Manchin but I am gonna go on a limb and say Nina is out because most of her tweets are RTing Marianne, so she's at least infromally backing her

I have to LOL at Ellison; I've met his son, and the idea of me having met the son of a President of the United States by chance at a local restaurant is amusing.

I'll be followed by a Prez when Jerome Segal wins lol

Meanwhile.... https://twitter.com/JackmanRadio/status/1657108004448223234

For those who want to know: This poll is the average of ALL voters, including Republicans. Actual Dem Voters are more lopsided https://twitter.com/mtracey/status/1657164676311007235

I actually had my doubts about the veracity of that poll. But I couldn't resist posting it anyway. I'm sure we won't see polling results like that for another few months yet.

According to RCP, Biden has dipped below 60%. Quite sad that Democrats can't even unite under one candidate, at this point Trump was over 80%.

What 2019 poll had Trump winning 80% of Democratic primary voters?

What 2019 poll had Trump winning 80% of Democratic primary voters? He had 80% of his voters.

There are a lot of things to unpack: 1. By "Below 60%" he means 59.3% https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2024/president/us/24_democratic_presidential_nomination-8171.html 2. RCP aggregate polling for the 2020 GOP Nomibation was only conducted late 2019 early 2020 as nobody took Welds campaign seriously since the GOP was rigging it for Trump https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/2020_republican_presidential_nomination-6257.html#polls 3. A poll that was conducted in around this time last year had Trump with 73% not "Over 80%" https://scottrasmussen.com/crosstabs-may-23-25-2/

There are more polls a few weeks ago he was at 94% and 87% ([Link] 84% ([Link]). Even if he was 73% he is doing far more better than Biden.

And the poll from 5/18 - 5/21 had Trump at 94% and 87%. That's the poll I was referring to.

Did you really just type "[Link]" without linking. ALSO the numbers you are referring to are Approval Ratings among Party members not Presidential polling. Which most if not all people understand are two different numbers. And you cannot say you are talking about approval ratings because Biden's approval rating has not been 60 in his entire Prez Term https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president-biden-job-approval-7320.html

Here is the link: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/d4a2c5_254c7f7949ae477d8939348a4d6fd59c.pdf

Okay, that is cool. Still 73>59.

A poll shows today that Democrats in Senate have a disapproval of 24% while Republicans in House have disapproval of 20%. Looks like to me, Schumer is very ineffective guy than McCarthy.

The reason why the GOP sucked Trumps cock every second of 2020 is because the GOP is a cult who licks the boot of whoever they need to in order to maintain power. Dems for better and worst have a bit more of a brain to not be 100% loyal sheep Also its not hard to make Dems look ineffective when you self admit to sabotaging their agenda as the GOP just admitted they are doing.

Alot of Democrats don't want Biden to run again because of his age and that shows up in his polling. He will end up getting most of those votes in the primaries when there is little alternative and he will get all of their votes in the general.

Alot of Democrats don't want Biden to run again because of his age and that shows up in his polling. He will end up getting most of those votes in the primaries when there is little alternative and he will get all of their votes in the general. Dems dont want him and most Dem voters wil say publicly they don't. But they increasingly show they will choose the path of least resistance in regards to elections. So unless Bernie, Kamala, or Newsom enter; Biden gets defacto support like last time

Now that we have the Republican question mostly answered. What about Biden? Is there any scenario, barring the grave injury, that Biden isn't the nominee? I've been speculating that he's the nominee against Trump. But if Trump were unable to run that Biden might step aside for a more electable Democrat. He seems strong against Trump but consistently losing against other Republicans. Candidly Biden approvals aren't great and poll after poll show "someone else" preferred. Thoughts? Who could step in this late in the game? Who gives Ds the best shot absent of Biden?

I honestly don't believe Biden is fully committed to a 2nd term. Of course, it depends on who the GOP nominee is, but he could drop out in the middle of the primaries, before Iowa, NH, or SC, or even before the convention, and essentially handpick is successor. He just doesn't look healthy, he knows that, independent know that, Democrats know that, and Republicans know that.