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==2024 presidential reelection campaign==

==2024 presidential reelection campaign==

{{See also|United States presidential election, 2024}}

{{See also|United States presidential election, 2024|2024 Joe Biden presidential campaign}}

In early November 2023 the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' published an article, ''A Five-Alarm Biden Re-Election Fire'', wherein it revealed: “The latest Siena College-New York Times poll of six battleground states, released on the weekend, is a five-alarm fire for [[Democrat]]s a year before the election. It shows Mr. Biden losing to Donald Trump in five of six states on which the 2024 election is likely to hang”; ''Axios'' then reported about the new poll: “Trump's support among [[Black]] voters popped to 22 points, which ''The Times'' called "unseen in presidential politics for a [[Republican]] in modern times"; then ''[[Politico]]'' a article entitled, ''The Emerging Working-Class Republican Majority'' observed: “A historic realignment of working-class voters helped Trump defy the odds and win in 2016, and brought him to within a hair of reelection in 2020...The polls show a tied race or even a narrow Trump advantage with one year to go until the 2024 election, an advantage that extends to Trump’s fellow Republican contenders...And digging deeper into the data, we can see why: Joe Biden is faltering among the core Democratic groups that were once the mainstay of “the party of the people” —working-class voters of color...Numerous polls have shown Trump reaching nearly 20 percent of the Black vote and drawing to within 10 points of Biden among [[Hispanic]] voters...Even if these shifts were to only partly materialize in November 2024, they would signal a lasting realignment poised to upend the party system we’ve known since [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s [[New Deal]]”.

In early November 2023 the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' published an article, ''A Five-Alarm Biden Re-Election Fire'', wherein it revealed: “The latest Siena College-New York Times poll of six battleground states, released on the weekend, is a five-alarm fire for [[Democrat]]s a year before the election. It shows Mr. Biden losing to Donald Trump in five of six states on which the 2024 election is likely to hang”; ''Axios'' then reported about the new poll: “Trump's support among [[Black]] voters popped to 22 points, which ''The Times'' called "unseen in presidential politics for a [[Republican]] in modern times"; then ''[[Politico]]'' a article entitled, ''The Emerging Working-Class Republican Majority'' observed: “A historic realignment of working-class voters helped Trump defy the odds and win in 2016, and brought him to within a hair of reelection in 2020...The polls show a tied race or even a narrow Trump advantage with one year to go until the 2024 election, an advantage that extends to Trump’s fellow Republican contenders...And digging deeper into the data, we can see why: Joe Biden is faltering among the core Democratic groups that were once the mainstay of “the party of the people” —working-class voters of color...Numerous polls have shown Trump reaching nearly 20 percent of the Black vote and drawing to within 10 points of Biden among [[Hispanic]] voters...Even if these shifts were to only partly materialize in November 2024, they would signal a lasting realignment poised to upend the party system we’ve known since [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s [[New Deal]]”.