Youth Poll: Biden Leads Trump by Double Digits

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Harvard Youth Poll Reveals Biden’s Lead Over Trump Among Youth Voters

A recent large-scale poll conducted by Harvard University among youth voters has shed light on the current political landscape. The poll indicates that President Biden is leading former President Trump by a significant margin among both registered and likely young voters under the age of 30. The data suggests that if the presidential election were to be held today, Biden would secure 50% of the registered youth voter support, as opposed to Trump’s 37%. Among likely young voters, Biden’s lead extends even further to 56% compared to Trump’s 37%. When considering all young adults aged 18-29, the race tightens slightly to 45% for Biden, 37% for Trump, with 16% remaining undecided.

Impact of a Potential Trump Criminal Conviction on Youth Vote

The study also highlighted a crucial finding – the potential impact of a criminal conviction on former President Trump. In the scenario where Trump is criminally convicted, Biden’s lead among all young Americans could increase from 8 to 18 points. Among registered young voters, the lead could surge from 13 to 21 points, and among likely young voters, the lead could grow from 19 to 28 points.

  • Biden’s lead among all young Americans increases from 8 to 18 points;
  • Biden’s lead among young registered voters increases from 13 to 21 points;
  • Biden’s lead among young likely voters increases from 19 to 28 points.

Contrary to earlier corporate media polling that suggested Trump was leading with young voters, the Harvard Youth Poll disproves this notion. Even when alternative candidates such as Cornell West, Jill Stein, and RFK Jr. were factored into the polling, President Biden maintained his lead among youth voters, debunking any scenarios where Trump could be favored among this demographic.

Implications of a Trump Criminal Conviction

A Trump criminal conviction could have severe repercussions for Republican aspirations in the upcoming elections. While the outcome of the elections remains uncertain until the ballots are cast, the consistent trend in polling data suggests that a criminal conviction would render Trump unelectable.

The analogy drawn between Trump and the overinflated Truth Social stock underscores the reality check that both entities are facing. As young voters show little inclination towards supporting Trump, it becomes imperative for the Biden campaign to engage with this demographic, assuage any concerns they may have, and articulate why the President warrants their votes in 2024.

Contrary to speculations of a potential migration of youth voters towards Trump, the data indicates that the youth vote could essentially quash any ambitions Trump harbors of reclaiming the presidency.

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