Washington:

A brand new Ballot by the Washington Submit and ABC Information has proven President Joe Biden trailing behind his predecessor Donald Trump in a hypothetical November 2024 match.

“Trump edges out Biden 51-42 in head-to-head matchup,” the ballot stated. Trump is method forward of his different Republican rivals within the occasion’s presidential race. The GOP’s formal nomination course of will start with the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Main in January.

Whereas two of the Indian-American Republican presidential aspirants — former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy — have gained momentum in current weeks, Trump is much forward of his GOP rivals and political pundits imagine that he’s on his approach to turning into the occasion’s nominee.

The Washington Submit-ABC Information ballot launched on Sunday stated {that a} report variety of Individuals say they’ve turn into worse off underneath his presidency. Three-quarters say he is too outdated for one more time period and Donald Trump is trying higher on reflection — all extreme challenges for Biden in his reelection marketing campaign forward, in keeping with the ballot outcomes.

Nonetheless, the Washington Submit disagrees with the outcomes of the ballot. The outstanding American every day reported that the ballot displaying Trump beating Biden by 10 factors is probably going an “outlier” as the 2 rivals are in a lifeless warmth in keeping with different polls.

“The Submit-ABC ballot reveals Biden trailing Trump by 10 share factors at this early stage within the election cycle, though the sizable margin of Trump’s lead on this survey is considerably at odds with different public polls that present the overall election contest a digital lifeless warmth. The distinction between this ballot and others, in addition to the weird make-up of Trump’s and Biden’s coalitions on this survey, recommend it’s in all probability an outlier,” the every day stated.

In keeping with the ballot, Trump is favoured by 54 per cent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is second at 15 per cent, down from 25 per cent in Could.

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