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Published: 25 September 2023
![2024 United States presidential election .. Trump is ahead of Biden in an American opinion poll](/images/December2020/68947956.jpg)
By a margin of 10 percentage points, a new poll revealed that former US President Donald Trump is ahead of his current counterpart Joe Biden in the 2024 election.
According to the poll, conducted by the newspaper "Washington Post" and the channel "ABC", Biden lags behind Trump by
10 percentage points at this early stage of the elections expected next year.
He noted that the current US president "is struggling to gain the approval of a skeptical public, with growing dissatisfaction with his handling of
The war in Ukraine, the economy, emigration, along with his advanced age".
The results highlighted that more than 3 out of 5 Democrats and independents with Democratic leanings say they would prefer another candidate
Other than the current president. In turn, Biden's advisers say that the current president is the "strongest Democrat of 2024".
As for Trump, the survey concluded that he " has a strong position at the national level, despite facing many
Of criminal charges".
"Trump is supported by 54 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents .. The percentage was 51 in
The hundredth was last May".
Despite these results, The "Washington Post" reported that " Trump's large margin of lead is at odds with public opinion polls
The other, which shows that the competition will be almost even".
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