Donald Trump and Joe Biden tied in major 2024 election poll

Findings show Donald Trump's criminal charge will have little effect on the race

Joe Biden and Donald Trump are dead according to a major new poll. the race for the White House is hot in 2024.

In a head-to-head race, the president and his predecessor each received 43% of the registered vote in the first New York Times/Siena College poll of the 2024 election cycle.< /p>

Its results were very similar to those of the previous New York Times/Siena College poll, conducted last October, shortly before the midterm elections.

The results showed that Trump's criminal charge had little effect on race.

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Other polls have shown him to remain the overwhelming favorite of the Republican nominee.

If Americans voted the same as they did in 2020 year, then Biden would win by two percentage points. Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP

Polls offered voters the choice of 80-year-old Biden and 77-year-old Trump, but 14% of people refused to support either candidate, mostly saying they would support someone else or abstain.

If these people were opinion polls have shown that if they vote the same as they did in 2020, Mr. Biden will win by a two percentage point margin.

Poll shows Mr. Trump is still well ahead of whites voters without higher education.

Mr. Biden easily leads among college-educated white voters and non-white voters.

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Mr. Trump has been successful among male voters, as well as blacks and Hispanics.

The poll shows both candidates are unpopular, with Mr. Biden's approval rating of 39% and Mr. Trump's 41% .

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Only 23% of voters said that the country is currently on the “right track”, but this is more than 13% a year ago.

Most voters 51% said Mr. Trump committed «serious crimes» and 53% said his actions since the 2020 election «threatened democracy.»

Opinion polls have shown that Democrats are increasingly accepting Mr. Biden as the party's nominee.

A year ago, two-thirds of Democratic voters said they wanted the party to nominate someone else, but that figure dropped by half.

A new poll showed that 64% of Democratic voters said they would vote for Biden.

However, 13% supported Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and 10% said support author Marianne Williamson.

Only 20% of Democrats said they were «enthusiastic» about voting for Biden in November 2024.

Above, the figure — 26 percent — said they would be «enthusiastic» if Kamala Harris was the Democratic presidential nominee.

Polls showed that 54-year-old voter Melody Marquis of Tyler, Texas, had an opinion among Democrats, according to polls.

She criticized Biden for how he handled the pandemic and inflation, but called him «the lesser of two evils.»

She added: «I'm sorry, but they're both too much for me old.