According to the latest from Rasmussen Reports, the Bidenflation nightmare isn’t going away for Biden anytime soon:
Inflation remains a very serious problem, according to a majority of voters who expect it to impact the presidential election in November.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 84% of Likely U.S. voters believe inflation is a serious problem, including 57% who think the problem is Very Serious. Only 14% don’t consider inflation to be a serious problem.
Earlier this week, Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman voiced concerns that a rebound in inflation could necessitate rate hikes.
The Biden campaign briefly made Bideonomics central to their campaign’s identity - only to ditch that after a few months due to how poorly it polled. So bleak are the Biden campaign’s prospects that an internal Democrat Party memo recently showed panic over their “nonpartisan” voter registration efforts because they were unintentionally helping Trump.
According to recent reporting in the Wall Street Journal, Trump is leading Biden in six of the seven most competitive states heading into the 2024 election, with Trump leading between 2-8 percentage points in those six states; Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina. This is on a ballot including third party and independent candidates (such as RFK Jr.). Trump’s lead is similar on a sample ballot only between him and Biden. Wisconsin is the only exception among battleground states, with Biden leading by 3-points on the multi-candidate ballot, but tied in a head-to-head against Trump.
