President Joe Biden's biggest hurdles for his reelection campaign are his handling of the economy and his age, two areas that could have implications for voters in 2024.
A Wall Street Journal poll shows that 73% of respondents believe that Biden is too old to run for president again, with 60% indicating that they do not believe Biden is"mentally up for the job."A majority of registered voters, 59%, also said they disapproved of how Biden has handled the economy, with 63% of voters saying the same for inflation and 58% saying the same for the growth of the middle class.
The economy remained the top priority for voters who responded to the poll, with 24% saying it will affect who they would vote for in the 2024 presidential election, followed by immigration at 11%, abortion at 8%, and inflation at 6%. In a negative outcome for Biden, 58% of voters said the economy has gotten worse over the past two years, compared to the 28% of voters who said it has gotten better since Biden took office.
Biden campaign aides told the Wall Street Journal that it is still early into the 2024 race and that most voters have not started tuning into the general election yet.
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