Joe Biden's 投票 numbers 原因（となる）ing 関心 for 民主党員s ahead of 2024 re-選挙 企て，努力，提案

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民主党員s are lining up to discuss their 失望 at 大統領 Joe Biden's 投票 numbers with the 80-year-old 大統領，／社長 also under 解雇する／砲火／射撃 に引き続いて a bizarre rambling 圧力（をかける） 会議／協議会?in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Sunday night.?

'There's just no enthusiasm,' Montana's Democratic 上院議員 Jon Tester told The Hill?over the 週末. 'You got to be 関心d about those 投票 numbers, you just do. There’s plenty of time to get them 支援する up. Whether he can or not, I just don’t know but you got to be 関心d,' he 追加するd.?

Tester 述べるd the 大統領，／社長 as a 'factor' in his own run for re-選挙 in 2024 in his 深く，強烈に red 明言する／公表する.

A 最近の 投票?shows 大統領 Biden in tight races with Donald Trump and the 範囲 of 共和国の／共和党の 大統領の 競争相手s ? and running behind former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley by 6 points.

Biden 辛うじて 追跡するs Trump, the GOP frontrunner, 47 to 46 in a new CNN / SSRS 投票. That is in keeping with 投票ing 普通の／平均（する）s like one by RealClearPolitics, which has Biden 主要な Trump by 1 百分率 point.

A new CNN 投票 shows Biden 追跡するing Trump, Pence, Scott, Ramaswamy, Christie, and Haley, and tied with DeSantis

An 無名の Democratic 上院議員 told The Hill that 投票者s are 'apathetic' to Biden's 2024 （選挙などの）運動をする. That 上院議員 said that 最近の 投票s 反映する conversations that they have had with const ituents about the 大統領，／社長.?

'There's just no enthusiasm. It does pretty much come 負かす／撃墜する to, "井戸／弁護士席, he's done a pretty good 職業, but he's just too old.'

Biden's age is 支援する in the スポットライト に引き続いて his rambling speech in Vietnam as his 圧力（をかける） 会議／協議会 was brought to a sudden end on Sunday night with his mic 削減（する） and jazz music playing him off the 行う／開催する／段階.

Biden was 中央の-flow and answering questions from 新聞記者／雑誌記者s when he was interrupted and 軍隊d to shuffle away and 長，率いるd backstage.

'We talked about 安定, we talked about the 第三世界, excuse me, the Southern 半球 has 接近 to change. It wasn't confrontational at all....' Biden said as he continued on.

Suddenly, the にわか景気ing 発言する／表明する of his 圧力（をかける） 長官, Karine ジーンズ-Pierre, could be heard butting in.

'Thank you everybody. This ends the 圧力（をかける） 会議／協議会. Thanks everyone,' she said as she brought the presser to a の近くに.

Former 大統領 Donald Trump leads 大統領 Biden 47 to 46 in a new CNN 投票

Haley, 51, has been 主要な attacks on Biden's age, 説 the 80-year-old 大統領，／社長 isn't fit and won't stay alive through 2028

Florida Gov. Ro n DeSantis arrives to an Iowa 明言する／公表する 格闘するing tailgate before the Cy-強硬派 football game at Jack Trice Stadium on Saturday

一方／合間, 上院議員 John Hickenlooper of Colorado told The Hill that he was '失望させるd' that Biden's numbers are so low にもかかわらず a healthy economy.?

'[The 投票者s] think インフレーション is still running away. インフレーション has come from 9 パーセント to 3, now 3.5 パーセント.?It’s, 比較して speaking, under 支配（する）／統制する. Now we’re not at 2 パーセント, but we’re darn の近くに,' Hickenlooper said.?

'What can you do? You have to continue to try and find fresh ways of talking about this,' he said. 'I think we have to find some fresh ways of letting people know that the reality of what we’re seeing is little short of a 奇蹟,' he continued.

Another Democratic 上院議員 who was not 指名するd in the article said that 投票者s were 'obsessed' about the 大統領，／社長's age. 'This is a guy that's gotten more done than anybody half his age,' the 上院議員 said.?

In more bullish comments, Connecticut's Sen. Richard Blumenthal said that there was 'work to be done' that will 含む 'stronger messaging' and 'more 積極的な （選挙などの）運動をするing' but that it was 'still very, very 早期に.'

'The 根底となる here is 選挙s are about choices.?When 投票者s ― when we are six months before the 選挙 before a year and a half ― are looking at both Trump and Biden, even the people who like Trump’s results don’t want four more years of Trump,' Blumenthal said.?

'This 選挙 is going to be a fight. No question, it’s going to be a fight and we need to be 準備する,' the 自由主義の 上院議員 結論するd.?

Democratic strategist James Carville joked last weeks that にもかかわらず calls for 自由主義のs to 'やめる bed-wetting' his wife 'changed me to rubber sheets'

上院議員 Jon Tester of Montana 認める that Biden will be a factor as he runs for re-選挙 in a 深く，強烈に red 明言する／公表する

During a 最近の 外見 on CNN, Democratic strategist James Carville 譲歩するd: 'The 投票s are not 広大な／多数の／重要な.'

'Jim Messina said 民主党員s need to やめる bed-wetting, but my wife’s already changed me to rubber sheets,' he joked.?

In an earlier 外見 on MSNBC, Messina, 大統領 Barack Obama's 選挙事務長 in 2012 pointed out that in 2011, the popular 大統領，／社長 was 急落（する），激減（する）ing in the 投票s.?

'I just think 民主党員s need to take a 深い breath, realize the 投票s are going to suck for a little while, as they did for Barack Obama, and next year when it’s Trump versus Biden, we will 勝利，勝つ that race again,' Messina said.?

In an interview with NBC News, Democratic 世論調査員 Matt Barreto said that 投票者s are not 説: '"I hate Joe Biden and I think I need to 投票（する） 共和国の／共和党の." They're just 説 they're 失望させるd with some 問題／発行するs.'

'We think when we fully sell the Biden 計画（する）, and the Democratic 計画（する）, more of these 失望させるd 投票者s are going to 味方する with us than to take a chance 支援する on Trump and other 共和国の／共和党のs,' Barreto said.?

Democratic 上院議員 Chris 先頭 Hollen of Maryland said that Biden's team should 焦点（を合わせる） on the 大統領，／社長's 業績／成就s.?

'Prices are coming 負かす／撃墜する.?All the 傾向s are in the 権利 direction. So my strong 予測 is that as people begin to feel the 利益 of those 率先s in their daily lives, things will change,' 先頭 Hollen said.?

Ohio 共和国の／共和党の 上院議員 JD Vance was 毅然とした that ex-大統領 Donald Trump can return to the White House in 2024

?一方／合間 on the other 味方する of the aisle, one-time Trump 競争相手 and a now 同盟（する） 上院議員 JD Vance of Ohio that it's a myth that the former 見習い工 host can't 勝利，勝つ the 大統領／総裁などの地位 again 2024.?

'There’s this weird idea that’s very 流布している in this building ― I hate to say it, の中で too many of my 上院 同僚s ― that we lose the 大統領の 選挙 if Trump is the 指名された人,' the author said.?

'Look, it’s not going to be 平易な. I won’t pretend that it will be. But I think he has a very good chance of becoming 大統領，／社長 again,' he 追加するd.?

Other 共和国の／共和党の 競争相手s run わずかに better in 長，率いる-to-h ead matchups against the 現職の 大統領，／社長, although, like Trump, those who 持つ／拘留する leads are within the 投票's 3.5 per cent 利ざや of error, signifying a の近くに race.?

The exception is Haley, who leads Biden 49 to 43 per cent. Haley, 51, has been 主要な attacks on Biden's age, 説 the 80-year-old 大統領，／社長 isn't fit and won't stay alive through 2028.?

Biden is tied with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at 47, 追跡するs former 副大統領 マイク Pence 46 to 44, and 追跡するs South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott 46 to 44.

Newcomer and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy leads Biden 46 to 45, and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie leads Biden 44 to 42, in a 投票 of 登録（する）d 投票者s.

The gaps are 類似の between those who vociferously defend Trump, like Ramaswamy; DeSantis, who said he would consider 容赦ing Jan. 6 被告s; and Pence and Christie, who have 非難するd Trump over his 選挙 overturn 成果／努力.

Haley doesn't 成し遂げる 井戸／弁護士席 against fellow 共和国の／共和党のs in the 投票s, however. She is at just 6 per cent in the RealClearPolitics 普通の／平均（する）.

'We all know Joe Biden thinks he's going to run and 勝利，勝つ this 選挙 and then he's going to 手渡す it off to a 大統領，／社長 Kamala Harris,' Haley （人命などを）奪う，主張するd on Fox News Wednesday night.

She said she would 'stomp all over Joe Biden' in a matchup. Then she said, 'Everybody really needs to know this is me running against Kamala Harris for 大統領，／社長.'

Trump's continued 業績／成果 in 投票s could undercut 対抗者s who say he isn't as electable as they are 予定 to his 多重の 起訴，告発s and 犯罪の 裁判，公判s.