Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are tied nationally in a hypothetical 2024 presidential matchup, a recent New York Times/Siena College survey found.
The survey asked respondents who they would choose if the presidential election were held today: Biden, Trump, or another candidate.
Across the board, Trump and Biden are tied, as 43 percent chose Biden, and 43 percent chose the former president, who is dominating the Republican primary race. Four percent chose “another candidate,” and six percent said they would not vote. Another four percent indicated that they did not know what they would do or refused to answer.
(R) Trump: 43%
(D) Biden: 43%⦿ NYT/Siena College (A+) | 1,329 RV
⦿ July 23-27 | D29/R27/I34 | ±3.67%https://t.co/p1UiwcFsjR pic.twitter.com/QeYtDcH0wz— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) August 1, 2023
The survey shows Trump leading among white voters by ten points, while Biden leads among…