Over the past few weeks, Joe Biden has dominated the press for making a series of embarassing blunders. The extent of Biden’s gaffes include, but are certainly not limited to, mistaking world leaders’ names, forgetting the precise years of his time as vice president, and furthermore conflating poverty with race.
In light of the aforementioned blunders, Biden’s party has stepped back and started questioning his competency to take on President Trump. The former vice president’s campaign team has attempted to downplay the negative impact of his blunders, but a new survey from Monmouth University is quite revealing.
The Findings from the Monmouth University Survey
Biden dropped a whopping 13 points in yesterday’s survey, which brings him down to 19% in the polls. This also means that he is no longer the frontrunner of the Democrat Party; Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are both at 20%, thus splitting the position of party frontrunner.
The former frontrunner is also struggling amongst various demographics of voters. In essence, Biden has experienced steep declines across the board; this includes with men, women, white Democrats, moderates, conservative Democrats, older voters and voters without higher education.
