The 2024 presidential election is years away; however, there still remains quite a bit of talk and speculation surrounding it.

President Biden, shortly after starting his term, announced his plans to seek another four years in office once he's up for re-election. However, in light of Biden's age and behavior, many Americans are questioning whether or not he'll make it through his first term.

Former President Trump, on the other hand, has maintained a very public profile since leaving the White House in January. During various interviews and rallies, the former president has teased the possibility of him launching a third White House campaign.

This could potentially set the stage for a Trump vs. Biden rematch. Although, a recent poll shows that few Americans are in favor of a 2.0 version of the 2020 election.

What Americans think of possible Trump, Biden 2024 campaigns

Based on an Echelon Insights/Washington Examiner poll, most Americans want the 2024 presidential race to be as removed from 2020 as possible. Right now, 51% of the country doesn't believe that Biden should run for another term; meanwhile, 59% have the same outlook on former President Trump.

One-third of Americans expressed support for a third presidential campaign from Trump. Meanwhile, just 34% of the country showed favor for a second Biden campaign. 8% of voters are uncertain about whether they think Trump should run again. In Biden's case, the number of Americans uncertain about whether he should seek re-election rests at 15%.

An abundance of possibilities in 2024

A lot can happen between now and the 2024 presidential election. With that said, the possibilities are endless.

If Biden does not seek another term in office, then this could clear the way for Vice President Kamala Harris to run for president again; although, polling is not in her favor. Harris doesn't have strong support across the country; meanwhile, a considerable amount of the nation views her as unfit for presidential duties.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis could also make a White House run in 2024. DeSantis' political experience, rising stardom within the GOP, and ability to appeal to a broad range of voters could work in Republicans' favor in 2024.

If DeSantis does run for president in 2024, he'll undoubtedly face either Biden or Harris.