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Post by Admin on Oct 30, 2023 6:09:05 GMT
Former US Vice President Mike Pence (64, Republican) announced on the 28th that he will withdraw from the race for the party's nomination for next year's presidential election. "It's not my turn now," he explained.
Mr. Pence announced his intention to withdraw at a rally of the Republican Jewish Coalition held in Las Vegas that afternoon.
"I always knew it would be an uphill battle, but I have no regrets," he said in a statement to supporters. "While I am leaving this campaign, I will never leave the fight for conservative values." "No," he said.
Former President Donald Trump is leading the race for the Republican nomination. Pence is the first major candidate to announce that he is suspending his campaign.
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Post by Admin on Oct 30, 2023 18:35:30 GMT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The latest public opinion shows that former President Trump maintains an overwhelming lead in the midwestern state of Iowa, which will be the stage for the first battle for the Republican nomination for the 2024 U.S. presidential election. I found out from the survey.
The survey was conducted by NBC News and the Des Moines Register, a local newspaper in Iowa, between the 22nd and 26th, targeting 404 people who are likely to attend the Iowa caucuses. Despite a series of lawsuits, 43% of respondents said that Trump is their first choice, leaving him with a difference of about 30 percentage points over former United Nations Ambassador Haley and Florida Governor DeSantis, who came in second place (16%).
Trump's lead over DeSantis has widened since the August survey. This is a blow to Mr. DeSantis, who has poured resources into his Iowa campaign.
Additionally, 65% of respondents said there is a possibility that President Trump will defeat incumbent President Biden, who is seeking re-election.
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Post by Admin on Oct 31, 2023 20:57:37 GMT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The latest data shows that support for incumbent President Biden, who is seeking re-election in 2024, is plummeting among Arab American voters in battleground states in the U.S. presidential election. I found out from the survey.
It became clear that President Biden is angry with President Biden for expressing support for the Israeli military's attack on Gaza, a Palestinian territory under the effective control of the Islamic group Hamas.
According to a survey commissioned by the Arab American Association, support for Biden among Arab Americans is 17%, down from 59% in 2020. In fact, his approval rating was already on the decline, standing at 35% before the Gaza crisis.
Additionally, 32% identify themselves as Republicans and 31% as independent. This is the first time since the survey began in 1997 that a majority of Arab Americans do not support the Democratic Party.
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Post by Admin on Dec 12, 2023 19:45:30 GMT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that the 2024 U.S. presidential election is likely to be a close race between President Biden, 81, and former President Trump, 77. Ta. In a direct contest, Mr. Trump's approval rating was 38%, beating Mr. Biden's 36% by a narrow margin of 2 percentage points.
26% of respondents said they were unsure or might vote for someone else.
Democrat Biden has been plagued by voter skepticism about economic stimulus and concerns about security and crime at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Post by Admin on Dec 15, 2023 3:02:13 GMT
<Voters' depression> The Biden administration insists the economy is in good shape. It is true that the unemployment rate, which was 6.3% when Trump left the administration, has fallen to 3.9%, which is close to an all-time low, and the inflation rate, which was over 9% in June last year, has dropped to the level of October this year. The rate slowed to 3.2%. However, many voters, including people of color and young people, have a different view. They emphasize that wages have not kept up with rising prices for goods and services essential to daily life, such as food, cars, housing, childcare, and elderly care. When Biden talks about the economy, people think about affordability and accessibility, not macro statistics. Multiple polls show that despite Trump's very vague proposals, an overwhelming majority believe that Republicans will manage the economy better than Democrats. <Presidential suitability not denied> Anti-Trump Republicans, Democrats, the media and others consider Trump unfit to be president, but millions of voters disagree. Indeed, many of Trump's supporters have become convinced that he is the victim of a political hunt. At least half of Republicans in a Reuters/Ipsos poll this year said they would be comfortable voting for Trump even if he was convicted. Mr. Trump can counter those who question his ability to govern by saying that during his first four years in office, the executive branch generally functioned well, despite occasional turmoil. His worst claims, that he was "colluding with Russia," have not been proven. <Biden's policies that are not appreciated> So far, the Biden administration has been trying to convince most voters that its job-creating policies through massive public investments in infrastructure, clean energy, and in-house semiconductor manufacturing have improved people's lives. have not been successful. Trump can take advantage of that. On the diplomatic front, Biden's involvement in a series of wars is causing division among the nation. Under such circumstances, Mr. Trump, who has advocated ``America first'' without getting into international issues, may win over voters more than Mr. Biden, who promotes a more traditional foreign policy that intervenes in international issues. They fear that the United States will become more involved in wars in Ukraine and Israel. Of course, this does not mean that Trump's election is certain.
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