Public Policy Pollings Tom Jensen With A Final Look At The 2024 Races

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Public Policy Polling’s Tom Jensen with a final look at the 2024 races
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Public Policy Polling’s Tom Jensen with a final look at the 2024 races

2024 presidential race

As the 2024 presidential race heats up, Public Policy Polling's Tom Jensen took a final look at the potential candidates and their chances of winning the nomination from their respective parties.

On the Democratic side, Jensen believes that President Joe Biden is the clear frontrunner. He notes that Biden has a strong approval rating and a lot of support from the Democratic establishment.

However, Jensen also notes that there are a number of other Democrats who are considering running for president, including Vice President Kamala Harris, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and California Governor Gavin Newsom.

On the Republican side, Jensen believes that former President Donald Trump is the clear frontrunner. He notes that Trump has a lot of support from the Republican base, and he is likely to be the nominee if he decides to run.

However, Jensen also notes that there are a number of other Republicans who are considering running for president, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, former Vice President Mike Pence, and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Jensen believes that the 2024 presidential race is likely to be very competitive. He notes that there are a number of strong candidates on both sides, and it is difficult to predict who will win the nomination from their respective parties.

2024 Senate races

Jensen also took a look at the 2024 Senate races. He notes that the Republicans are likely to have a good year, as they are defending only 21 seats compared to the Democrats' 33.

However, Jensen also notes that there are a number of vulnerable Democratic incumbents, including Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, and Mark Kelly of Arizona.

Jensen believes that the Republicans have a good chance of picking up seats in the Senate in 2024. He notes that the political environment is favorable for Republicans, and there are a number of vulnerable Democratic incumbents.

Conclusion

Jensen believes that the 2024 elections are likely to be very competitive. He notes that there are a number of strong candidates on both sides, and it is difficult to predict who will win the nomination from their respective parties or the elections.