Staff Reports
The Democratic Party is in trouble as the presidential election of 2024 approaches. It's worried that its base of African-American voters might not turn out in the same numbers. This is a problem for them as they have a tradition of loyal African-American voters.
Turnout for African-Americans decreased significantly during the 2022 midterm elections. This is a major factor that has raised concerns about the Democratic Party's chances of winning over these voters.
Joe Biden is going to lose in 2024. https://t.co/92gK1qI6wT
— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) August 2, 2023
African-American voters were instrumental in helping Joe Biden defeat Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election. Recent polls show that many of them are displeased with the Democratic Party.
Mondale Robinson, who founded the Black Male Voters Project, criticized the Democratic Party for failing to reach out to African-American men. He said that they are crucial voters, and the Democrats must step up their efforts to win them over.
The approval rating of Joe Biden among African-American adults has dropped significantly. It was initially as high as 90%, and it has since decreased to 58%. It's clear that many of them are starting to believe that his numerous promises were nothing more than empty.
Only 41% of African-American adults want Joe Biden to run for president in 2024. Even among those who do plan on supporting him, only 55% of them think they'll be supporting him in the general election, and that's a concern for Biden.
A national survey conducted in the previous year revealed that African-American voters supported Republican candidates. Despite being loyal Democrats for a long time, they are starting to see signs of false hope and empty promises from the party.
According to Cedric Richmond, a DNC official, the Democratic Party needs to reach out to more African-American voters if it wants to win them. He said that the party must show why they should care by demonstrating how the Biden administration has helped them.
It's clear that some young African-American voters are not excited about the presidential election in 2024. Bailey Scott, a student in South Carolina, said that she doesn't feel that the candidates she wanted to see in office will be running.
The Democratic Party faces a real challenge in winning over African-American voters in the presidential election of 2024. They need to regain their trust and support from this group, and if they fail to do so, they might lose the election. As a conservative, this is something I'm eager to see happen.
