Democrat President Joe Biden’s sinking popularity just took another dive after a new poll shows him trailing Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical 2024 poll.
According to a stunning new USA Today poll, likely midterm voters now see Biden as less popular than Hillary Clinton, one of, if not the most, disliked people in recent political history.
“That’s something that’s got to give President Biden pause and other potential Democratic challengers pause,” said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center.
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
The poll found that if Hillary entered the 2024 presidential race she would beat Biden by 3 points in the Democrat primary.
The poll found that Trump would beat Biden in a head-to-head and he would beat DeSantis in a GOP primary.
The poll also found that DeSantis would beat Biden in a head-to-head race.
Suffolk University/USA TODAY Network poll of likely midterm voters in Florida:
Hypothetical Ballot Test President 2024:
- DeSantis 52
- Biden 44
- Trump 47
- Biden 44
- GOP Primary Subset:
- Trump 47
- DeSantis 40
- Dem Primary Subset:
- Clinton 46
- Biden 43
From USA Today:
Another prominent Florida Republican – Sen. Marco Rubio – currently leads in his re-election bid, according to the poll.
The poll gave Rubio a 49%-41% lead over Democratic challenger U.S. Rep. Val Demings, while the remaining 10% are undecided.
While Demings looks like a long shot at this point, Paleologos said the data indicates many voters don’t know much about Demings, a former police chief from Orlando.
That could change: Paleologos pointed out that among poll respondents who know of both candidates, Demings actually leads Rubio 51%-42%.