In related news, the results of a recent Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll indicate a significant shift among Democratic voters. Conducted from July 5-9, the poll reveals that a substantial majority—70%—of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents would be “satisfied” if President Joe Biden decided not to run for re-election and Vice President Kamala Harris stepped in as the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate, according to Fox News.
The poll’s findings exhibit a notable level of support for VP Harris among potential Democratic voters. When asked an open-ended question regarding their preferred nominee if President Biden bowed out, 29% of respondents named Harris as their top choice. This places her well ahead of other potential contenders.
California Governor Gavin Newsom garnered 7% of the vote, emerging as the second most favored candidate among the respondents. Meanwhile, 4% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents expressed a preference for former First Lady Michelle Obama as a potential replacement for Biden.
Trailing slightly behind were Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, each receiving 3% of the vote. Despite these figures, it is worth noting that a significant portion of the Democratic base remains undecided, with half of the respondents not specifying an alternative candidate to Biden.
These poll results underline a potential paradigm shift within the Democratic Party, showcasing Harris as a compelling option for many should Biden choose not to seek a second term. They also highlight a landscape ripe with possibilities, where multiple figures within the party hold varying degrees of support among the electorate.
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Biden is Out! Is Harris A Shoo-in for the Nomination? – The Journal of Steffanie Rivers
*As we all know, President Joe Biden has dropped out of the presidential race and endorsed VP Kamala Harris as his replacement as the Democratic nominee. It was announced in a letter posted to his social media account Sunday.
Apparently, the pressure from people in his own party who wanted him to step down became too much!
Biden’s letter said a lot, but it created more questions. Even after his second confirmed case of COVID a week before, Biden said he was adamant about staying in the race for a second POTUS term.
Now this. Is it a classic case of ageism, or just politics? Does Vice-President Kamala Harris deserve the nomination as the presidential nominee for the Democratic party? Click the video above and let’s talk about it.
Steffanie Rivers is a freelance journalist living in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex. Email her at [email protected] with your comments, questions and speaking inquiries. Follow her @tcbstef on Instagram, Thread and Twitter.
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