Biden draws less strong support than Trump, but his moderate supporters are more certain of their choice than are Trump’s moderate supporters

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July 10, 2024

1. The presidential choice: Biden, Trump, Kennedy

Biden draws less strong support than Trump, but his moderate supporters are more certain of their choice than are Trump’s moderate supporters

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Biden draws less strong support than Trump, but his moderate supporters are more certain of their choice than are Trump’s moderate supporters

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1. The presidential choice: Biden, Trump, Kennedy
Trump leads Biden in 2024 contest
White voters and those 50 and older support Trump by sizable margins; about half of voters under 30 favor Biden, with the remainder supporting Trump or RFK Jr.
Trump holds a wide advantage over Biden in ‘strong’ support, a much narrower edge in ‘certain’ support
Biden draws less strong support than Trump, but his moderate supporters are more certain of their choice than are Trump’s moderate supporters
Kennedy voters are less motivated to vote in 2024 election – and less likely to say it matters who wins

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Biden draws less strong support than Trump, but his moderate supporters are more certain of their choice than are Trump’s moderate supporters

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