The results of the study indicate that the majority of supporters of the Democratic Party intend to support Biden, and the majority of Republicans will vote for former President Donald Trump. At the same time, the vast majority of Americans do not want to see either the current head of state or his predecessor in the White House, writes RIA Novosti.
The publication notes that many young voters fear Biden is too old to effectively serve a second term, which he will complete at 86. “The president needs to be open and upfront about his health and stop pretending it doesn’t matter,” the New York Times said.
Biden has held fewer press conferences and media interviews than most of his predecessors. The refusal to communicate with the public raises questions about the age and health of the American leader. The newspaper believes that only a combination of efficiency and complete candor will change the minds of skeptical voters.
Previously, The New York Times reported that Biden could announce his intention to run for a second presidential term on April 25. The corresponding statement will be made in a “discreet video message”. However, the possibility that the announcement could be delayed until early summer is not ruled out.
