Donald Trump leads President Biden in a potential Sunshine State 2024 presidential race, a Tuesday Suffolk University/USA Today poll revealed.
Trump holds a three-point advantage over Biden (47-44 percent) among Florida voters .
Biden’s inferior poll numbers in a head-to-head matchup against Trump come as his approval rating in the Sunshine State is just 39 percent. A majority (53 percent) of Floridians disapprove of Biden.
When Florida voters were asked whether the nation is on the right or wrong track, 58 percent said it was headed down the wrong track, while 28 percent said it was going correctly, a 30-point difference.
Moreover, 57 percent disapproved of Biden’s economy. Nationwide, a Tuesday poll revealed only one percent of respondents believe Biden’s economy is excellent.
“[Biden] said anybody with his results should leave office. Well Joe, what are you waiting for!” https://t.co/ztg2X4X6AD
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) December 7, 2021
In January, inflation reached a 40-year high, and consumer sentiment tanked to the lowest level in a decade. Rents increased up to 40 percent in some cities in 2021; nationwide, average rents reportedly increased 14 percent, to $1,877.
American wages have increased under Biden’s presidency, but not enough to keep up with the rising costs of living.
Though wages have improved, inflation has outweighed the gains. According to the Labor Department, the average worker got a 2.4 percent pay decrease last year when inflation is factored in.
Trump just said what the nation is thinking. https://t.co/I9rB40GWju
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) September 3, 2021
Biden in 2020 campaigned on returning the economy back to normal, but Biden has failed to shut down the virus as promised and as a result, the economy has worsened.
Biden’s management of the economy has included coronavirus chaos. Under Biden’s leadership, schools have closed, mandates have been implemented, and an overabundance of unemployment payments have been made.
As a result, 75 percent of Americans said Biden’s economy was “not so good” or “poor,” according to an ABC News/Ipsos poll released Sunday.
Suffolk University/USA TODAY Network poll of likely midterm voters in Florida:
Hypothetical Ballot Test President 2024:
DeSantis 52
Biden 44Trump 47
Biden 44GOP Primary Subset:
Trump 47
DeSantis 40Dem Primary Subset:
Clinton 46
Biden 43— David Paleologos (@davidpaleologos) February 1, 2022
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