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University of Virginia Center for Politics Director Larry Sabato, during a CNN segment, shed light on the current state of the race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. According to Sabato, the race is no longer close. He dismissed the notion that Biden could significantly alter the race dynamics through interviews or rallies.
“I don’t think [President Biden] can change the dynamic with one interview,” Sabato commented. “I suppose you’d say stop the bleeding and the bleeding has been bad. I mean, we’ve been looking at all the data coming in, all the surveys — some public, some private — and it’s bad. Democrats need to understand that things are not stable and it is no longer close. The race between Biden and Trump is no longer close.”
Sabato pointed to recent polls as evidence of Biden’s declining position. “Just take the four last week, including CNN’s poll — all of them were in agreement, which you rarely see even with well-conducted polls: Biden, who was really maybe even, maybe two points behind Trump, is now — at least in unison in these polls — six points behind. That’s millions and millions of voters. And what is it that’s going to restore them? A good interview, a good rally? Come on.”
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Amidst this shifting landscape, President Biden remains resolute in his decision to stay in the race against Trump, despite apparent voter discontent. A recent Rasmussen Reports poll revealed a grim outlook for Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. The poll indicated that 55 percent of respondents want Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, and 50 percent believe Democrats should choose someone other than Harris as his replacement.
“Importantly, nearly half (48%) of Democratic voters at least somewhat agree that Biden should step aside and let the Democratic Party choose another candidate,” the poll noted.
Another poll from Cygnal painted an equally bleak picture for the Democrats, highlighting voters’ disapproval of Biden’s debate performance and lack of confidence in Harris.
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“Post-debate, we’ve seen the largest single month-over-month movement towards Republicans across-the-board, from R+0 to R+4, in the history of our national polling,” Cygnal President Brent Buchanan reported. “President Biden’s image worsened to 62% having an unfavorable view of him after 67% of respondents said they watched his disastrous debate performance.”
Buchanan continued, “Trump’s performance earned him 4 points of undecided debate-watchers and another 3 points from those who were Biden supporters heading into the debate. There’s little question this has further eroded the political environment for Democrats.”
Despite the mounting challenges and unfavorable polling, President Biden has reiterated his commitment to staying in the race. As November 5 approaches, the political landscape is becoming increasingly volatile, with Trump’s warning resonating strongly among his supporters. Whether this will translate into a pivotal shift at the polls remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the upcoming election is poised to be a defining moment in American history.
