IF JOE BIDEN QUITS:
Which potential candidate would you vote for in 2024? (Democratic primary voters)
Kamala Harris, Vice-President Michelle Obama, Former First lady
Stacey Abrams, Ran for Ga. Governor in 2018 – the first African-American gubernatorial nominee in the U.S.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Elected to the U.S. House at age 29, representing the Bronx and Queens, N.Y.
18% 20%
5% 6%
Pete Buttigieg, Mayor of South Bend, Ind., former Presidential candidate, now U.S. Secretary Transportation. 7%
Amy Klobuchar, U.S. senator from Minnesota since 2007. Democratic Presidential candidate 2020.
2%
Beto O’Rourke, Former U.S. Rep. from Texas. Ran for President in 2020. Now candidate for Governor of Texas. 3%
Cory Booker, First African-American U.S. Senator from New Jersey since 2013. Ran briefly for President in 2020.
John Hickenlooper, Former Mayor of Denver, Governor of Colorado, U.S. Senator since 2021.
Kirsten Gillibrand, U.S. Senator for New York since 2009. Previously served one term in U.S. House.
Andrew Cuomo, three-term Governor of New York, resigned last summer amid numerous sexual harassment allegations.
Deval Patrick, U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights under Bill Clinton and two-term Governor of Massachusetts.
Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco, Governor of California since 2019. Won a recall election last year.
Tim Kaine, Governor of Virginia, then U.S. Senator since 2013. Hillary Clinton’s running mate in 2016.
Tom Steyer, Billionaire philanthropist and liberal activist. Spent $191 million on brief, unsuccessful Presidential bid in 2020.
Joe Manchin U.S. Senator from West Virginia since 2010. Describes himself as a “centrist, conservative Democrat.”
Hillary Clinton, Former First Lady, U.S. Senator from New York, U.S. Secretary of State and 2016 Presidential candidate.
Eric Adams, Former New York City police captain elected mayor in November with a pledge to crack down on crime and support police
Undecided 3% 1% 0% 1% 1% 2% 1% 2% 2% 7% 1% 18%
The vice president is probably fortunate that the mainstream American media doesn’t report her gaffes and bizarre statements to the American public.
threatening the world. The immediate chain of succession does not
get any better with the third in line to be presi- dent. Even more voters, 61%, want Pelosi to take a cognitive health test and make it public. With all these doubts about the physical
ability of Biden and Pelosi, it’s not surprising that a whopping 75% of all voters support pass- ing a new federal law requiring the president to take regular health tests, with a mandate to notify Congress if there is a serious illness that would medically impair the president from car- rying out his duties. Only 17% opposed this new law. Support for this law was broad and crossed
all political and demographic segments. Harris’ trips to Europe this year have not
helped her. The vice president is probably fortunate
that the mainstream American media doesn’t report her gaff es and bizarre statements to the American public. Harris remains a net nega- tive with 40% favorable and 55% unfavorable ratings. Of special note, Harris’ unfavorable rating is
signifi cant among Black voters at 25%, women at 54%, and independents at 60%. As we have dubbed her, Harris remains impeachment in- surance to keep Biden propped up. Pelosi remains disliked by a majority of vot-
ers with 59% unfavorable and only 33% favor- able.
On the economy, 53% of all voters think
we’re in recession; 42% do not. However, the worst news is that with infl a-
tion as the top national issue, a record 70% of all voters think that the economy is getter worse and not better — only 25% say better. We have not seen that kind of result ever —
not even at the height of the COVID-19 shut- down. The 2024 Democratic primary for president
remains a wide-open contest whether Biden is in the race or not. If Biden runs, he gets 27% of the vote fol-
lowed by Michelle Obama at 15%, Harris at 11%, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at 6%, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New
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