Poll Suggests Democrats , Say 'No' to Joe , in 2024 Election.<br />On February 6, a pair of polls were released that suggest President Biden's support is dwindling ahead of his potential 2024 bid for re-election.<br />'New York Post' reports that an Associated Press-NORC <br />Center for Public Affairs Research poll shows that just <br />37% of Democrats say they support Biden's re-election.<br />That number is down from 52% in October of 2022. .<br />According to the poll, 62% of Democrats <br />want a different candidate to be the party's <br />standard-bearer in the upcoming presidential bid.<br />The poll also found that 78% of Americans, <br />both Republican and Democrat, feel Biden<br />should not run for a second term.<br />According to a Washington Post-ABC News survey, <br />41% of people in the U.S. said they were worse off <br />financially than they were when Biden took office.<br />'New York Post' reports that it's the highest percentage of people to give that response since 1986 and six percentage <br />points higher than it was at the same time last year.<br />According to the same poll, 62% of Americans feel <br />that Biden has accomplished "not very much" or <br />"little or nothing" in his first two years as president.<br />According to the AP poll, respondents <br />found the president's age to be a liability <br />and support a new generation of leaders. .<br />The poll found that 43% of people in the U.S. say they have <br />"hardly any" confidence in Biden's ability to handle a crisis, <br />manage the military or take action against corruption
