Just 22 percent of Americans want Biden to run again in 2024, with 61 percent opposed, according to a Decision Desk HQ poll.
As it follows a 1.6 percent fall in the first quarter, the U.S. is now in an unofficial recession, though it won't be confirmed by the National Bureau of Economic Research for several months.has won reelection after a recession began during their time in the White House.
The Decision Desk HQ poll found most Americans think their material circumstances are deteriorating, with 48 percent saying they are financially worse off than a year ago, while only 20 percent said they are better off. There is particularly concern over soaring inflation, which has 66 percent of Americans"very concerned" and 28 percent"somewhat concerned."abortion ruling, have made Americans significantly more likely to vote in the upcoming midterms.
In total, 55 percent of respondents said Supreme Court rulings make them more likely to vote in November's elections, while 7 percent said it had made them less likely to vote.either Republican frontrunner in a 2024 showdown. Biden would defeat Trump 46 percent to 44 percent and DeSantis 45 percent to 41 percent. Harris would also beat Trump 46 percent to 44 percent and edge DeSantis 43 percent to 42 percent, though it is within the margin of error.
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