The NPR Politics Podcast Voters Say They'd Prefer New Faces To A 2020 Biden-Trump Rematch
Nov 16, 2022
Former president Donald Trump is making headlines again as he launches his 2024 campaign. Voters express a preference for new candidates over another Biden-Trump showdown, raising questions about party loyalty. Intriguingly, some Republican supporters are now open to alternatives following Trump's past losses. Meanwhile, age concerns loom large as Biden inches closer to reelection, prompting a desire for younger leadership. The conversation highlights a significant shift in sentiments and potential surprises in the upcoming political landscape.
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Shifting Republican Support
- Republicans are shifting away from Trump due to his perceived electoral failures.
- This shift is driven by pragmatic concerns, not ideological differences.
Trump's Path to Nomination
- Trump's ability to win the nomination depends on the field of candidates.
- A crowded field benefits Trump, while a two-person race with DeSantis could pose a challenge.
Voter Preferences
- Many voters expressed a preference for new candidates over a Biden-Trump rematch.
- Some voters, despite supporting Trump in the general election, were open to other Republican candidates.