Biden losing support from black voters

 American Action News:

CNN data reporter Harry Enten outlined Friday how President Joe Biden is underperforming with black voters in polling regarding the upcoming presidential election.

A New York Times/Siena College poll released Monday showed Biden trailing former President Donald Trump in five out of six swing states, with Trump receiving 18% support from likely black voters in a head-to-head matchup compared to 70% for Biden. Enten broke down how Biden is faring in an average of polls, warning that the numbers are a “troubling sign.”

“I think this is, the real thing, is sort of the drop-off, right?” Enten told “CNN News Central” host Sara Sidner. “Look, you look at 2024, Biden still leads among black voters over Donald Trump, 69% in an average of polls. But look at this number for Donald Trump, 22%, where was Donald Trump at this point four years ago? In the polls, he was just at 9% of the votes. So he’s seen more than a doubling in his support among African Americans.”
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The economy is worse under Biden for most voters and that is impacting his support in the black community.  Why any of them continue to support Biden makes little economic sense. 

See also:

After years of Democratic dominance, Nevada could be slipping from Biden’s grasp

The Silver State hasn’t supported a Republican presidential candidate since George W. Bush in 2004, but polls this year so far show Donald Trump with a lead.

And:

 How Can Joe Biden Win With This Demographic Shift?

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