President Biden and his closest advisers have reportedly entered a state of denial concerning his declining poll numbers ahead of the upcoming election, causing panic within the Democratic Party.
According to Axios, insiders familiar with the matter revealed that Biden and many of his key advisers don’t believe the negative polling data. This dismissiveness towards poor polling is not seen as public spin but rather a sincere belief within the Biden camp.
Despite calls from some Democrats outside the White House to change direction, Biden’s campaign approach has remained largely steady, shaped by his firm belief that public polling does not accurately reflect his support base.
While public polls paint a grim picture for Biden, showing him trailing significantly behind where he was four years ago, Biden and his team argue that these polls do not align with the momentum they claim to be experiencing, particularly in crucial battleground states.
However, recent polling in key battleground states presents a challenging landscape for Biden’s campaign, with surveys showing Trump leading among registered voters in several swing states.
Despite Biden’s confidence and assertions of gaining ground, some Democrats are alarmed by the apparent denial within his team regarding polling realities. They fear that this denial could lead to complacency and a lack of strategic adjustments necessary for a successful campaign.
As the election draws closer, voters will determine the validity of Biden’s confidence and the effectiveness of his campaign’s approach. The looming question remains whether Biden’s denial will lead to a shocking defeat or a triumphant reelection bid.