POLL INDICATES A SURPRISING TICKET COULD DEFEAT BIDEN IN A LANDSLIDE
POLL INDICATES A SURPRISING TICKET COULD DEFEAT BIDEN IN A LANDSLIDE
According to polling, the two leading candidates for the GOP may win the popular vote with the widest margin since Bill Clinton in 1996 if they run together as a presidential ticket.
According to polling, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris would lose the popular vote to President Trump’s ticket if Florida Governor Ron DeSantis were to be chosen as his running mate.
According to a Rasmussen Reports poll, the potential presidential candidates were eight points ahead of the sitting Democrats (51 percent to 43 percent).
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According to the study, a ticket consisting of Trump and DeSantis would raise support among all age groups and ethnicities by two to four percent, as well as independent voters by five percent.
Rasmussen Reports also found that a team consisting of Trump and Kari Lake, the previous Republican candidate for governor of Arizona, defeated Biden and Harris by a margin of 47 to 42 percent.
According to Tom Zawistowski, president of the, We the People Convention, a Trump-DeSantis ticket would be advantageous for Republicans aiming to unseat Biden in 2024.
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“We can’t win if either Trump or DeSantis is up on Biden by five percent or six percent and if we are not over 50 percent,” Zawistowski said.
“Across the poll, we see a six percent jump from people who would vote for ‘other’ who move to Trump-DeSantis. That’s a big deal. Plus, a Trump-DeSantis Unity Ticket does well in the swing states,” he added.
Trump and DeSantis are both extremely well-liked among their respective constituencies, so should they decide to team up, they might easily defeat Joe Biden.
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As the campaign road heats up, Trump and DeSantis have frequently traded barbs. DeSantis has not yet declared his intention to run for president.
But in recent polling, Trump has consistently outperformed DeSantis by wide margins. In a poll conducted by Ipsos/Reuters last month, Trump had a nearly 40-point advantage over DeSantis (58 percent to 21 percent) in the race for the nomination.
