Updated Poll (Biden Out): Who will win the 2024 Presidency?

[mike]

This is an updated 2024 presidential poll, considering Biden has left the race, and that we don't yet know who the Democratic nominee will be.

[Josh]

No love for RFK

[barnhart]

It's looking good for P. Trump right now, but there is a lot of time left. His strengths are also his weaknesses, he stirs the passions of some very high but at the same time alienates just as many. Someone will eventually learn how to run against him.

[Josh]

It's looking good for P. Trump right now, but there is a lot of time left. His strengths are also his weaknesses, he stirs the passions of some very high but at the same time alienates just as many. Someone will eventually learn how to run against him.

Trump thrives in an environment of nonstop chaos, which, for reasons beyond my understanding, the Democrats seem eager to provide.

[temporal1]

This is an updated 2024 presidential poll, considering Biden has left the race, and that we don't yet know who the Democratic nominee will be.

i’m glad you did this, like Chapter 2 of:

RZehr / Poll: Who will win 2024 Presidency?
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It's looking good for P. Trump right now, but there is a lot of time left. His strengths are also his weaknesses, he stirs the passions of some very high but at the same time alienates just as many. Someone will eventually learn how to run against him.

Trump thrives in an environment of nonstop chaos, which, for reasons beyond my understanding,
the Democrats seem eager to provide.

Dems+media.
Matt Taibbi has a good explanation of how+why all this works. Spoiler alert: It’s about money. Circus money.
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[Valerie]

It's looking good for P. Trump right now, but there is a lot of time left. His strengths are also his weaknesses, he stirs the passions of some very high but at the same time alienates just as many. Someone will eventually learn how to run against him.

Trump thrives in an environment of nonstop chaos, which, for reasons beyond my understanding, the Democrats seem eager to provide.

Remember he ran the first time on "drain the swamp" and they seem scared of what he can expose

[temporal1]

It's looking good for P. Trump right now, but there is a lot of time left. His strengths are also his weaknesses, he stirs the passions of some very high but at the same time alienates just as many. Someone will eventually learn how to run against him.

Trump thrives in an environment of nonstop chaos, which, for reasons beyond my understanding, the Democrats seem eager to provide.

Remember he ran the first time on "drain the swamp" and they seem scared of what he can expose

Is the swamp now draining itself?

Repeating: Live long enough, you might see anything happen.

Those pushing the “biden’s fit as a fiddle, in fact, never better!” narrative seem unprepared to face replays.
That’s a tech adjustment they’re gonna have to learn to live with.

They really went overboard on the hard sell. The Emperor’s Clothes, 21st Century Edition.

[Ken]

Nikki Haley (back in January): “The first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the one who wins this election.”

[steve-in-kville]

Nikki Haley (back in January): “The first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the one who wins this election.”

Trump is 78.

[Josh]

Nikki Haley (back in January): “The first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the one who wins this election.”

For the Republicans to win, then, they’ll need to nominate someone elderly (perhaps they can resurrect Bob Dole), then change candidates again, much like we will probably see the Democrats do in a few weeks.