Staff Reports
Former pollster for President Barack Obama, Fernand Amandi, released a survey that’s causing ripples among the Democrats, suggesting that Vice President Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton could potentially outshine President Joe Biden. The poll indicates that behind closed doors, some Democrats are already plotting to swap out Biden for someone they believe stands a better chance against former President Donald Trump.
According to the poll conducted by Bendixen & Amandi, Harris edges out Trump by a slim one-point margin, while Clinton leads him by two points. Meanwhile, Trump maintains a lead over Biden by a point, setting off alarm bells within the Democratic camp.
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In key swing states, Trump is pulling ahead of Biden, as confirmed by the Emerson poll, with RealClearPolling average showing Trump leading by 3.4 percent. Additionally, Governor Gavin Newsom and Governor Gretchen Whitmer, both Democrats, are trailing behind Trump, as revealed in the survey conducted with 1,000 likely voters.
Amandi raised concerns about Biden’s age, which seems to be worrying voters and potentially impacting his standing in comparison to other possible contenders. Surprisingly, the poll highlights Clinton’s strength, hinting at a potential comeback that could shake up the political landscape. Amandi envisions a team with Clinton as president and Harris as vice president as a formidable force under the slogan “stronger together.”
Wendell Husebo, a political reporter and former GOP War Room Analyst, is keeping a close eye on these developments, analyzing the implications for the upcoming political dynamics. This survey’s revelations are sure to fuel speculation and discussions among both Democrats and Republicans regarding the future of their parties and potential contenders for the next election.
