2024 Rematch: Biden and Trump Tied, Voters Divided

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis claims that he would have a better chance of beating President Joe Biden in a general election than former President Donald Trump, but recent polls show that many Republican voters disagree. A survey conducted by The New York Times and Siena College found that Trump leads DeSantis by a significant margin among likely Republican primary voters. Additionally, respondents considered Trump to be more electable against Biden. DeSantis argued that Trump would struggle to find capable personnel to support his administration, while his own campaign has faced challenges, including staff turnover and concerns about fundraising.
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