United States elections 2024

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CBS News poll: In debate, Democrats want more forceful Biden, GOP wants polite Trump; most want to hear about issues

Few think they'll learn something in the debate Thursday that would change their minds.

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Donald Trump blasts Joe Biden with new Campaign Ad ahead of 2024 Presidential Debate [CC]​

 

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2024 Election Map Based On The Newest Poll From ALL 50 STATES!​

 

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Vivek Ramaswamy & CNN's John Berman Debate Trump's Rhetoric Before Presidential Debate With Biden​

 

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Famed polling expert Nate Silver makes Trump heavy favorite to beat Biden in November​

 

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Why does Biden need 16 advisers to prep for the CNN Presidential Debate?​

 

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The bar is set 'so low' for Joe Biden: Kristen Tate​

 

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'Self-destruct': Joe Biden might not ‘make it’ through debate​

 

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New Poll Shows Trump Beats Biden In Key Contests​

 

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Marquette poll: Biden, Trump tied among registered voters in Wisconsin | FOX6 News Milwaukee​

 

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Voters Trust TRUMP on 4 Most Important Issues

 

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New polling data shows little change in support for President Biden, Former President Trump​

 

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https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4741604-joe-biden-donald-trump-debate-polls/

Biden heads into debate trailing Trump by 1.2 percent in polls​

BY ALEX GANGITANO - 06/27/24 5:00 AM ET
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Manuel Balce Ceneta and Alex Brandon, Associated Press
Former President Trump and President Biden will meet for the first time in four years when they face off against each other in a debate hosted by CNN on June 27, 2024.
President Biden is heading into the first presidential debate on Thursday, trailing former President Trump by 1.2 percent, according to an aggregation of polls from Decision Desk HQ/ The Hill.
The aggregation of 755 polls shows Trump polling at 45 percent and Biden polling at 43.8 percent as of Wednesday night. The two will go head-to-head in Atlanta in the debate hosted by CNN.

Polls over the last week included in the average largely show Trump ahead of the incumbent president. A Morning Consult poll conducted this week showed the two tied at 44 percent and a YouGov/ CBS News poll conducted June 17- 21 showed Trump leading by 1 point, 50 to Biden’s 49.
Additionally, an ActiVote poll showed Trump leading by 3 points, a Rasmussen Reports poll showed Trump leading by 9 points, a Morning Consult poll showed Trump leading by 1 point.
Earlier this month, a Morning Consult poll showed Biden leading by 1 point, a Beacon Research/ Shaw and Company Research poll showed Biden leading by 2 points, and another Morning Consult poll showed Biden leading by 1 point.
When independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy, who did not qualify for the CNN debate, is included in polls, Trump has a 1.8 percent lead, according to an aggregation. The aggregation of 191 polls shows Trump at 41.9 percent, Biden at 40.1 percent and Kennedy at 7.3 percent.
Biden faces a high-stakes moment in the CNN debate while he struggles to make up ground on Trump in the polls and will be challenged to ease concerns among Americans over his age and mental fitness.

 

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Father of 13-year-old girl allegedly raped by migrant in NYC park blasts Biden’s open border for monstrous attack: ‘This is what happens’

“The open border policy, I have never agreed with, because that just invites a lot of things that we don’t need,” said the dad. “And look what came in. Look what happened to my daughter…

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Father of 13-year-old girl allegedly raped by migrant in NYC park blasts Biden’s open border for monstrous attack: ‘This is what happens’​

A week after his daughter was allegedly raped by Christian Geovanny Inga-Landi, an illegal immigrant from Ecuador, the father charged “This is what happens” when undocumented migrants are allowed to flood into the US unchecked.

 

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A Mind-Boggling Number of Voters Who Could Decide the Election Think Donald Trump—Yes, That Donald Trump—Is Better for Democracy Than Biden

As in, the Donald Trump who incited an insurrection because he couldn’t admit he lost the last election.

www.vanityfair.com