
Majorities of Republicans and Democrats reject both Trump and Biden as 2024 candidates. If another presidential contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump ends up happening, many Americans—including large numbers of Democrats and Republicans—won't be pleased. New polls suggest that a majority of Democrats don't want Biden as their party's nominee and a majority of Republicans would rather have someone other than Trump.
Both findings come from the latest New York Times/Siena College poll, a survey of 849 registered voters conducted July 5-7. The poll found Biden came out on top in a potential rematch with Trump, but the spread between the two candidates—44 percent to 41 percent—is less than the poll's sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.