Staff Reports
Joe Biden continues his struggles to gain momentum in the 2024 election, even after his State of the Union address and most recent attempted reset through the sham trial. Despite hopes from Democrats and the media, a GOP pollster reveals that the trial’s verdict did not sway voters’ opinions or impact ballot match-ups.
President Trump maintains his lead in national and battleground state polling, with experts suggesting he would win if the election were held today. Voters see him as the more effective and competent choice on critical issues, giving him an advantage in the race.
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Although some media outlets try to spin the narrative that Biden is gaining on Trump in polls post-verdict, a closer look reveals only marginal shifts. Polls show minimal changes, with some even showing Trump’s lead expanding after the trial.
It is still early in the election cycle, and the full impact of the trial’s verdict may not be realized for a few weeks. However, as of now, there is little indication that it will significantly alter the polling landscape in Biden’s favor.
The American people see through the theatrics of the Democrats’ sham trial and continue to support President Trump as the more capable leader. Biden’s attempts to reset his campaign are falling short, and it’s clear that the voters recognize Trump as the stronger candidate for the upcoming election.
