Voters Question Biden's Fitness for Second Term, Polls Show Tight Race Against Trump

Concerns over President Biden's age and mental fitness intensify following Special Counsel's report, while foreign policy issues divide voters.

Nearly 67% of voters believe President Joe Biden, at 81, is too old to effectively serve a second term, while concerns about Donald Trump's age are less pronounced.
Despite age concerns, Biden holds a narrow lead over Trump in a hypothetical 2024 matchup, according to recent polls.
Special Counsel Robert Hur's report, which described Biden as a 'well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory,' has intensified scrutiny over the president's age and fitness for office.
Voters are divided on providing further military aid to Ukraine and Israel, reflecting broader concerns over U.S. foreign policy.
Trump leads Biden in key battleground states, potentially signaling challenges for Biden in the 2024 presidential election.