As the 2024 election year unfolds, President Joe Biden finds himself grappling with unexpected challenges. The key demographics that formed the Biden Coalition for his victory in 2020 is falling apart.
A recent USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll reveals that the Biden coalition is showing signs of strain, with Donald Trump making significant inroads among Hispanic voters, young people, and even a portion of Black voters.
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Biden Coalition Eroding Support
According to the poll, President Biden’s approval ratings among specific demographics have seen a notable decline. Black voters, a crucial part of the Democratic base, now offer support to Biden at just 63%, a sharp drop from the 87% he secured in 2020.
