Donald Trump, the former president, is still seen as a political force to be reckoned with despite facing multiple legal obstacles; according to a recent survey, he is “strong as ever” among voters ahead of the 2024 election cycle. Surprisingly, several recent surveys show that Trump has a higher favorability rating than Vice President Joe Biden.
“John and Jim McLaughlin, who runs McLaughlin & Associates, recently released their poll” last week “that shows the former president ahead of DeSantis 48%-23%, just as popular as he was on Election Day last month, and leading Biden 48%-45%,” Paul Bedard of the “Washington Secrets” column marked.
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“Here at Secrets, we write a lot about polls and have highlighted many about the DeSantis surge, especially after his blockbuster reelection last month. While it’s still over a year before the first caucus or primary, they all give a suggestion for how the candidates are doing among voters but shouldn’t be taken as the last word,” Bedard kept going.
According to John McLaughlin, this study is unique from others in that it used a small sample size. Pollsters are able to focus on findings that are highly predicative by restricting the selection to individuals who are thought to be most likely to vote rather than larger groups that often include non-voters.
The two pollsters make a point of not endorsing any candidate and work to provide an objective assessment of the current race. This most recent poll takes into consideration the proportion of Democrats to Republicans in prior elections, which, in our expert’s opinion, may drastically change outcomes.
“First you have to look at the quality of the poll and the source. Most published polls are from the liberal, anti-Trump media, and they do backflips to create biased surveys to suppress Trump voters and donors. Many of the biased media polls are diluted with nonvoters and have samples of adults and do not reflect actual voters as likely voter polls do. They also bias the sample by asking anti-Trump questions,” Added John McLaughlin.
Both in 2016 and 2020, polls routinely understated President Trump’s popularity. This could be explained by the fact that Democratic opponents often score higher in surveys than the incumbent US president. “Do they think that the voters have forgotten the ‘Hillary Lock’ of 2016 and the ‘Biden Blue Wave’ of 2020?” The survey was conducted through blog post.
“For us, it’s deja vu all over again, except we may have learned from 2016 and 2020,” they said.
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The media tries to discredit President Trump as he pursues his re-election campaign by citing polls as a source of anxiety and discouragement. It’s clear that a significant portion of the political establishment in Washington, D.C., is committed to keeping him from being re-elected. However, their attempts will fail without the public’s backing from funders and supporters who support the president’s agenda.
Contrary to previous media polls that have used shaky sample sizes and anti-Trump bias, our poll’s results paint a positive image of the president. Republicans made up 36% of the population, compared to 25% in other surveys, giving this study a more accurate picture of the facts.
To Bedard, John McLaughlin said: “The continued attacks on Trump by President Biden and liberals in Congress galvanize Trump’s conservative base. The bottom line — Trump is still the Republican to beat, and actual votes for delegates are over a year away.”
Florida voters’ support for Trump and DeSantis has changed, with Trump’s backing nudging up slightly since last month while the governor’s ratings have fallen by 4 points. There is a significant gap between them as other Republicans find it difficult to stand out; Mike Pence was in the lead despite receiving just 5% of the vote.
President Trump is the only declared contender for president in 2020, from any party. Joe Biden hasn’t formally announced his candidacy yet.
“America’s comeback starts right now,” At his Mar-a-Lago home, Trump stated last month to a crowd full of supporters. “Unlike other presidents, I kept my promises.”
“The world was at peace, America was prospering, and our country was on track for an amazing future— because I made big promises to the American People and, unlike other Presidents, I kept my promises,” he said. “Under our leadership, we were a great and glorious nation, something you haven’t heard for quite a long period of time. We were a strong nation, and importantly we were a free nation. Now, we are a nation in decline. We are a failing nation.”
Donald Trump said: “I am tonight again announcing my candidacy for President of the United States.”
