Trump in trouble? By double digits, GOP voters prefer DeSantis as the 2024 presidential nominee, USA TODAY poll finds
and Pennsylvania lost races that independent analysts thought might have been won by more traditional candidates.
The polls taken in July and December were of registered voters. The poll in October was of likely midterm voters. Among all voters, Trump has fallen further behind President Joe Biden in a hypothetical head-to-head. Now, Biden would win a general-election matchup by 47% to 40%. In October, Biden also led but by a narrower margin, 46%-42%.Biden hasn't seen his political standing get much worse, but it also hasn't gotten much better.
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