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https://pro.morningconsult.com/trackers/2024-presidential-election-polling
Trump and Biden are tied: Trump and Biden are tied in the general election matchup, with 43% support each, compared with a 1-percentage-point advantage for the presumptive Republican nominee last week. While Trump consistently led Biden during most of the first two months of 2024, the race has narrowed in recent weeks.
Trump maintains popularity edge: For the seventh successive week, Trump’s net favorability rating among all voters is higher than Biden’s, though both candidates remain underwater. Biden’s net favorability rating has bested Trump’s just once since late September, in mid-January.
Congressional Democrats are favored over Republicans: Down the ballot, it’s a rosier picture for the Democratic Party. Congressional Democrats’ net favorability rating has been better than their Republican counterparts’ for 17 weeks in a row.
Immigration takes center stage: The issue portfolio for this year’s elections largely echoes that of the 2022 midterm elections. The economy is voters’ top issue, followed by national security and health care — and hot-button issues such as crime and abortion occupy similar places in voters’ minds as in 2022. But it’s a different story with regard to immigration: 66% now say it’s “very important” to their vote in November, compared with 50% who said it was very important to their vote in November 2022.
Trump and Biden are tied: Trump and Biden are tied in the general election matchup, with 43% support each, compared with a 1-percentage-point advantage for the presumptive Republican nominee last week. While Trump consistently led Biden during most of the first two months of 2024, the race has narrowed in recent weeks.
Trump maintains popularity edge: For the seventh successive week, Trump’s net favorability rating among all voters is higher than Biden’s, though both candidates remain underwater. Biden’s net favorability rating has bested Trump’s just once since late September, in mid-January.
Congressional Democrats are favored over Republicans: Down the ballot, it’s a rosier picture for the Democratic Party. Congressional Democrats’ net favorability rating has been better than their Republican counterparts’ for 17 weeks in a row.
Immigration takes center stage: The issue portfolio for this year’s elections largely echoes that of the 2022 midterm elections. The economy is voters’ top issue, followed by national security and health care — and hot-button issues such as crime and abortion occupy similar places in voters’ minds as in 2022. But it’s a different story with regard to immigration: 66% now say it’s “very important” to their vote in November, compared with 50% who said it was very important to their vote in November 2022.
