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Poll: Media Polls say Trump Broke Law in Georgia Election Case, You Agree?

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Media Polls say Trump Broke Law in Georgia Election Case, You Agree?

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News Today: The 2024 election could see a rematch between President Biden and former President Trump. However, recent polls from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania show contrasting pictures. While Biden leads in Wisconsin, the race is neck-and-neck in Pennsylvania. These conflicting results underscore the volatility of the electoral landscape and the potential for a fiercely contested election.

As the 2024 elections approach, the U.S. is showing significant improvement in areas where Biden's administration has been heavily criticized by the GOP. During the pandemic, violent crime rates in U.S. cities soared, becoming a major concern for voters in the 2022 midterm elections. Republicans blamed Biden and Democratic leaders for the rise in crime, leading many Democrats to adopt a more moderate stance on law enforcement. However, a study from the Council on Criminal Justice indicates that homicides have decreased by 9% in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year, in 37 major cities. Although violent crime rates remain higher than in 2019, they are generally on a downward trend.

The Second Wave of GOP Candidates: As the 2024 presidential race heats up, a new wave of Republican candidates is preparing to enter the fray. This comes after a period of relative quiet, and it's expected to shape the GOP field significantly.

DeSantis and Pence's U-Turn: In a surprising move, struggling candidates DeSantis and Pence have attacked the criminal justice law they once championed. This attempt to appear tough on crime is seen as a strategic move to gain traction in their campaigns.

The AI Influence in Elections: A digital expert has shed light on the evolving role of AI in elections. This new form of propaganda could significantly impact the 2024 US elections, raising concerns about the erosion of democracy.

The Third-Party Dilemma: A US third-party group is considering a 2024 ticket. However, there are concerns that this could inadvertently aid Trump's potential return to the White House.

The Biden Economy: Despite the overall favorable economic and job market conditions, inflation has been a significant factor driving voter discontent. This has led to a negative perception of the Biden economy, which Republicans are keen to capitalize on.

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