In a recent Emerson College Polling study, a potential 2024 presidential face-off places ex-President Donald Trump slightly ahead of the current President Joe Biden with scores of 47% to 45%.
The results fall within a 2.4% margin of error. Trump’s campaign has highlighted this survey as it also demonstrates his strong lead among GOP primary contenders:
- Trump garners the support of 59% of Republican primary voters.
- Nikki Haley, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis both receive 8% backing.
- Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is favored by 4%.
- Mike Pence, the former Vice President, and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy each have the support of 3%.
On the Democrat side: - Biden is the top choice for 70% of primary voters.
- Marianne Williamson gets 10% approval.
- 20% remain unsure of their pick.
Additionally, when it comes to assessing Biden’s approach to the situation in Israel:
- 41% of participants believe he’s done an excellent job.
- 23% think it’s been good.
- A quarter, 24%, feel it’s fair, while 36% rate it as poor.
The poll, which gathered responses from 1,578 participants, took place between Oct. 16 and 17.
