Black voters told FOX News Digital A variety of opinions were received from all over the United States regarding President Biden and former President Donald Trump, who will face off in 2024, and their evaluations were clearly mixed.
The latest Fox News poll shows former President Trump narrowly leading President Biden. White House. But the battle is heating up as Biden’s approval ratings rise due to growing economic optimism.
When it comes to black voters, the poll shows Biden enjoys 72% support among black voters. That’s up from 66% in February, but still below the 79% before the 2020 election, giving Trump a historically high level of support in November from a long-established group of Democratic voters. there is a possibility.
The Detroit resident told Fox News Digital that he “likes” Biden.
“He’s a good guy. He’s really helping the urban community. He’s seen things improve and he’s brought in new jobs, so he deserves credit for that,” Evans said. he said.
May 16, 2024, a Detroit woman spoke to FOX News Digital.
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Michigan is a critical battleground state in determining the next president. After a narrow victory for Trump in 2016, Biden won in 2020.
“I truly think Biden is doing the best he can…I don’t think Biden can really do it…It’s really too much, given his age and the way he manages the system and the government,” said Detroit, who chose not to participate. said a resident man. he spoke to Fox News Digital to clarify his name.
The residents shared their thoughts on Biden’s opponent, Trump, and expressed their support.
“I’m voting for Trump because he’s really helped a lot of people in the community and helped a lot of Black businesses.”
One Detroit woman said, “He wants to make it seem like he’s on Black people’s side, but he’s really not, because he’s not actually helping anyone. There are people who are still in need. I don’t really like that they’re sending weapons to Israel even though they’re in the country,” he said. help. ”
She added that as someone who works in the medical field, she sees immigrants who “already have Medicaid and there are people here who are on the list and are still waiting for Medicaid.”
On the other side of Lake Michigan, in Chicago, black voters had a lot to say about Biden.
“He made everything difficult,” said one Chicago resident who declined to give his name. He continued, “He did everything for me, from finding a job to finding a place to stay. He made everything really difficult if you ask me.”
This young gentleman shared his thoughts on Mr. Trump.
Young voters speak to Fox News Digital on May 16, 2024. (Fox News Digital)
“President Trump may not be a good person politically, but he made sure that black people are good,” he said.
In Washington, D.C., one voter said he wanted Trump back, even though he might be the only black voter to admit so. Another woman said she had nothing “bad or good to say” about Biden.
“Honestly, I don’t know much about Joe Biden. Somehow I feel like he’s here,” she said.
“Honestly, I like Trump,” she added. “It was like what was happening in the news and the media…I have no problem with Trump coming back.”
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The man next to her added: “He’s too old to decide for himself what decisions to make at this point in his life. Give him about 20 years. Up until now, everything has been a Biden win. For now, I’m just doing that. Think… Put him in that nursing home, good luck, put a young solid heart in there, we can accomplish everything. I think you can. ”
Another Chicago resident added that the black community “doesn’t really like Biden.”
Black voters across the country spoke to Fox News Digital about the upcoming election.
“They’re not saying that (expletive) about Biden,” he added. “They say Biden isn’t actually doing nothing. They’re really like Trump. I won’t lie. Trump has money coming in. He’s a stimulus I got the check. But Biden, I feel like he’s in a bad place.” ”
Another Chicago voter said she didn’t like Biden’s stance on the Israel-Gaza war, but as a black woman she would support him over President Trump.
In the Empire State, one resident said Biden could “try again another time.”
“He can rest. It makes no sense not to give others a try, and then they are going to arrest Donald Trump, and they have nothing on him.”
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According to the New York Times, New polling data shows President Trump leading President Biden in five key battleground states. Trump leads Biden among registered voters in Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and Pennsylvania, according to a poll conducted by The New York Times, Siena College and the Philadelphia Inquirer. It turned out that it was.
The poll found that Biden outperformed Trump among registered voters only in the battleground state of Wisconsin.
