2024 White House race is dubbed 'election of dread' as both Democrats and Republicans say they're unimpressed by prospect of likely rematch between Biden, 80, and Trump, 77
Daily Mail
June 17, 2023
A recent survey found that former president Trump leads Biden by six points if the two leading candidates ending up facing each other again
Next year's White House race has been christened the 'election of dread,' as both Democrats and Republicans say they're unenthused about the likely-rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Both men went head to head in the presidential election four years ago with Biden coming out victorious and they are running for office again.
But voters from both parties have grown tired at the idea of another face-off between the elderly candidates, with Biden America's oldest ever president at 80 - and Trump not far behind at 77.
Many Americans - both conservative and liberal - say they want new politicians at the forefront of the race, as polls show that most Democrats do not Biden to run again.
New polls show Trump hammering Ron DeSantis in the race for the nomination, and Biden in a presidential race. But many Republicans say two indictments the president faces - one of them federal - and his antagonistic style of governing leaves them cold.
Biden's margin of victory in the last election was less than 77,000 votes across four states and it will shape up to be another close contest.
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recent poll found that former president Trump leads Biden by six points
if the two leading candidates ending up facing each other again.
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