(TheDailyHorn.com) – Former President Donald Trump left the White House trailing incoming President Joe Biden in the polls, in January. Over the last month, Biden’s approval ratings dropped dramatically as a result of his botched Afghanistan withdrawal. He’s also polling negatively because of COVID-19, the economy, and immigration.
In recent months, Trump openly toyed with the idea of running for president in 2024. A new Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll released on Monday, September 20, suggests that Trump would defeat Biden this time. GOP support for the former president is still robust, as 58% of Republicans say they would vote for him in 2024. No one else in the party even comes close. The next favored candidate is former Vice President Mike Pence at 13%.
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Poll: Trump dominates 2024 Republican primary field https://t.co/i08WzDPJVs— MikeKirby (@mikekirbyone) September 21, 2021
While Trump polls extremely well with Republicans, voters of every political affiliation also give him a slight edge in a head-to-head matchup against Joe Biden. Americans apparently believe that Trump was a better president than Biden. Trump just about finds himself in positive territory at 51%, with Biden at 49%.
In early September, one in five voters expressed regret that they voted for Biden in a Zogby poll. Voters aged between 18 to 29 (29%) and 30 to 49 (30%) were the most likely to regret their vote.
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