The advantage of Donald Trump against Joe Biden in the RealClearPolitics polling average has reached a new all-time high.
Trump has led Biden steadily since mid-October of last year, and now has a 3.8-point lead over him, with 47.3% compared to Biden's 43.5%.
Polls included in the RealClearPolitics average include the Economist/YouGov, The Messenger/HarrisX, Morning Consult, Harvard-Harris, CBS News, Rasmussen Reports, Reuters/Ipsos and I&I/TIPP, a majority of which overestimated the vote share of Biden in 2016. and the 2020 election.
The last of Rasmussen reports found that while Biden has made Bidenomics central to his campaign, it's more of an asset for Trump:
By a wide margin, more voters say “Bidenomics” will help Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign than they think will help Joe Biden win re-election.
Only 26% of likely American voters believe “Bidenomics” will help Biden win this year's presidential election, while 44% say it will help Trump win. Twenty-three percent (23%) believe that “bidenomics” will not make much of a difference in the presidential campaign.
Biden himself has repeatedly used the word “Bidenomics” to describe his economic policy agenda. Forty-two percent (42%) of voters approve of “bidenomics,” including 23% who strongly approve. But the majority (51%) disapprove, including 40% who strongly disapprove of “bidenomy”.
There have been some changes to the administration's Bidenomics narrative, now the administration is simultaneously singing its praises while telling us to wait for Bidenomics to work. The last point of discussion that Karine Jean-Pierre has presented is that the economy is doing very well in fairness (a comment that came less than three weeks after it was said that we have to wait longer for Bidenomics to work).
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