Amid the uncertain outlook for this year, one thing is for sure: Americans have realized that the first meeting between the two sides in November will be far less likely than the re-encounter between the two sides in November compared to the re-encounter between the two sides in November. The results of an Ipsos poll in January showed that most Americans don't want Biden or Trump running again, and they're tired of seeing the same candidates in **.
While both Trump and Biden are entangled in lawsuits, polls show that most Americans are worried that the 82-year-old Biden will replace the 78-year-old Trump on the first day.
So, why are Americans in such an awkward position? Analysts say that in simple terms, Biden and Trump both want to be re-elected, and they are in a system that is favorable to the incumbent.
Trump wants to get back to the throne.
Thomas Schwartz, a research scholar at Vanderbilt University, said a re-election might prove to Mr. Trump that he made the right choice. Since his defeat to Biden in 2020, Trump has begun to claim out nothing that his ** was stolen.
Trump's critics have rejected accusations that he is not acting in the national interest but only wants to escape jail time. Trump was charged with 91 of the four counts: he was charged with falsifying business files in New York State, seizing a secret federal file in Florida, and in Washington and Georgia in two separate cases of attempting to subvert the 2020 election. Clifford Young, head of public relations at Ipsos USA, said that Trump's popularity in the polls would not be harmed in any way. Trump told VOA: "Trump and his supporters are very close. "It's simply indestructible. "Trump has once again highlighted the kind of discontent that can be with MAGA, which makes America strong again, with overwhelming odds in state elections, which are elected by various parties. The cries of voters with strong ideological zeal are exaggerated by the initialization system, which Trump is expected to use to easily win in the remaining states.
In particular, in states with "closed" primaries, voters are required to register their party before they can participate in their party's primary. This procedure excludes those who are not partisan or non-partisan voters, and those who hold the most radical views in their ideas win.
Schwartz told VOA: "Donald Trump won the leading Democratic ** candidate by a landslide. But even in "open" primaries, registered voters, regardless of their political views, represent only a small fraction of the voters. Since 2000, 27 percent of first-time registered voters in the United States have contested, compared with 60 percent nationally5% of them ran for election. Biden is expected to be re-elected for a further 4 years.
Schwartz said that, like all Americans, Biden is confident that his record will be confirmed if he is re-elected. Biden won a parliamentary election and took the lead in responding to Russia's aggression against Ukraine; On the economic front, fears of depression have diminished as he has come to power, economic growth and job creation have exceeded expectations, and inflation has cooled.
Joe Biden can claim that he is a very good single term and then resign. Schwartz cites the March 1952 and March 1968 announcements of his withdrawal from the race, with Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson among them. "Besides, the Democrats are not strong enough to allow him to do that. Schwartz said that Biden is America's biggest concern and the best obstacle for another Trump**. He also said that if Trump does not run, then the Democrats will be more willing to challenge Biden. "I've heard that we're on the same front as Biden," said Colin Grace Freeman, a strategic adviser to the Democratic Party. But, she told VOA, reformers have deeply regretted Obama's failure to completely forgive student loans and his response to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. She said"Many people can't help Obama, they don't love Donald Trump, they just think that the Democrats always frustrate us. "She also said that support for Africans and Hispanics is declining because of Obama's charisma. Schwartz cautioned that the Japanese are currently in the midst of an extremely risky gamble, and that their physical condition or unexpected circumstances due to their age could make voters more hesitant. However, while Biden is not very popular among the population and his age is doubtful, he has no backup plan. Elaine Carmack, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution Institution and director of the Center for Efficient Public Administration, said: "There are no suitable candidates to run right now. She told VOA, "When you don't have anything, you can't beat anyone. In the New Hampshire party primaries in January, Biden dropped his support for a first-round caucus because he promised Democrats in South Carolina. Biden did not run in the caucuses in New Hampshire, but most voters have already nominated him as a candidate. He defeated two opponents against him in an absolute victory: Minnesota representative Dean Phillips, and inspirational book author Marianne Williamson. In essence, both Biden and Trump are incumbents, and they have a lot of influence over their respective party systems and the money they have at their disposal. They also benefit from the current primary electoral system. Under this system, the influence of a small number of states far exceeds their size, and, before the selection of these candidates, was determined, even if the support of those states declined. Jeffrey Cowan of the University of Southern California said the second feature of the new system is that it makes up for the shortcomings of the past.
Cowan introduced a change at the 1968 Democratic convention in which he wanted to ensure that voters in all 50 states were represented, thus replacing the 20-state primaries and caucuses system, when most of the ** candidates were voted for in Congress by party leaders. "I set up a panel that said that any delegate to the 1972 convention would go through an open process before being selected, and that in that year, the people would be able to participate fully in the voting process," Cowen told VOA. Cowen also said that while there was a subsequent change in views on a candidate, the commission did not foresee that the state statute might shift to a predetermined list of candidates when the caucuses were held in the same year as the election. Most states now require candidates who wish to run in the party caucuses to register within the first week of the year. The states are also rushing to conduct early caucuses, a process known as "pre-priming." This means that in the third week of February, even more than 250 days before the election, few people will attack Biden or Trump. New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina are key and important states that have caucused, and many other states have reached their deadlines.
February** Momentum Stimulus This means that Americans will either choose Trump or Biden: Trump is considered the Democratic candidate because of his dissatisfaction with the Maga populace, and Biden is considered the only candidate to defeat Trump.