Quinnipiac (July 13/17): Biden ahead of Trump, 49% to 44%

For context, Joe Biden, one by 4% in 2020.
Imagine trailing a guy with Alzheimer.


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Latinos and the 2022 midterm elections | Pew Research Center

WebMeanwhile, a clear majority of Latinos (73%) say they do not want former President Donald Trump to remain a national political figure. Economy is top voting issue for Latino

The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/18/us/politics/latino-vote-polling.html

Majority of Latino Voters Out of G.O.P.’s Reach, New Poll Shows

WebThe 2020 election results — in which Mr. Trump gained an estimated eight percentage points among Hispanic voters compared to 2016 — began changing both parties’ …
 

Latinos and the 2022 midterm elections | Pew Research Center

WebMeanwhile, a clear majority of Latinos (73%) say they do not want former President Donald Trump to remain a national political figure. Economy is top voting issue for Latino

The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/18/us/politics/latino-vote-polling.html

Majority of Latino Voters Out of G.O.P.’s Reach, New Poll Shows

WebThe 2020 election results — in which Mr. Trump gained an estimated eight percentage points among Hispanic voters compared to 2016 — began changing both parties’ …
Hey, moron, go check your calendar. What a dumb fuck.
 
Biden is ahead by at least ten points.

It goes back and forth. This is an even race, with Biden having the edge of the incumbency if good things happen. The race becomes less even as inflation recedes and spending power increases.

I think the next 18 months are going to be gradually worse for inflation, but it won't be monetary inflation; it'll be real inflation caused by increased food shortages globally. Won't happen right away but could intensify next year.

As a Biden voter, I hope whatever inflation comes will be tempered until after January 2025.
 

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