美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)周四发布的一项新民调对总统来说除了坏消息什么都没有乔·拜登.
但同样的调查也给了妮基·黑利一个惊喜。
与此同时，十几个总统中心聚集在一起，警告美国民主在2024年的脆弱状态。
以下是周四竞选活动中需要了解的内容。
投票亮点
根据民意调查，拜登在所有选民中的工作支持率为39%，58%的人说他们对他印象不好CNN民意调查由SSRS指挥。
尽管拜登试图改善他在美国人心目中的地位当谈到经济的时候民调显示，大多数选民(58%)认为拜登的政策让美国的经济状况变得更糟。
2023年6月15日，在DC华盛顿州艾森豪威尔行政办公楼南法庭礼堂举行的一次活动中，乔·拜登总统发表了关于保护消费者免受隐性垃圾费的讲话。
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当被问及对拜登2024年候选人资格的最大担忧时，49%的民主党人和倾向于民主党的独立人士直接提到了他的年龄。他的精神敏锐度(7%)和健康(7%)也是最令人担忧的问题。
拜登在共和党领域表现如何
CNN的民意调查发现，近一半(46%)的受访选民表示，2024年，任何共和党总统候选人都将是比拜登更好的选择。
在假设的短兵相接的竞选中，调查显示拜登与他们所有人都有统计上的联系——只有一个明显的例外。
前南卡罗来纳州州长。妮基·黑利以49%对43%的支持率击败拜登。
副总裁哈里斯看好2024年连任前景
副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在接受哥伦比亚广播公司新闻采访时，谈到拜登和哈里斯的前景时，语气充满自信。
“我们将赢得连任，”哈里斯说。"利害攸关的事情太多了，美国人民知道这一点."
当被问及她是否准备好接手这份工作时，她回答说，“是的，如果有必要的话，我会的，但乔·拜登会没事的。”
总统中心呼吁文明，维护民主
从胡佛总统基金会到奥巴马基金会，13个总统中心周四发表了一份罕见的联合声明，随着总统选举周期的升温，他们将呈现一个统一的战线。
“我们，签名者，代表了一系列问题的广泛观点，”声明中写道。“我们认识到，如果植根于民主原则，这些观点可以和平共存。辩论和分歧是健康民主的核心特征。无论是在选举年还是其他时候，政治对话中的礼貌和尊重都是必不可少的。”
他们警告说，全世界都在看着。
蒂姆·斯科特采访特邀嘉宾
参议员蒂姆·斯科特的母亲弗朗西斯·斯科特带着儿子接受了福克斯新闻频道的哈里斯·福克纳的采访。
斯科特经常谈到弗朗西斯，一个作为护士助手工作16小时的单身母亲，是如何激励他的。他在南卡罗来纳州竞选时，经常带着她一起上路。
在这一部分，她讨论了斯科特和他的哥哥小时候的样子，“他们是好孩子。我现在可以这么说了，”她开玩笑地告诉福克纳。
在斯科特前往国会的旅途中，作为一名来自南卡罗来纳州的黑人，她说对她的父亲来说，能够见证这一点意义重大:“在过去，这是不可能的。让他见证这一切，看到这一切并成为其中的一部分。这意味着很多。”
她说，如果她的儿子成为总统，她希望他关注“那些没有钱的人”
Another bad poll for Biden, Haley's surprise, Scott's mom dishes and more in campaign trail takeaways
A new poll out Thursday from CNN had nothing but bad news for PresidentJoe Biden.
But that same poll had a pleasant surprise for -- Nikki Haley.
Meanwhile, more than a dozen presidential centers got together to warn about the fragile state of American democracy heading into 2024.
Here's what to know from the campaign trail on Thursday.
Poll highlights
Biden's job approval rating among all voters stood at 39% with 58% stating they have an unfavorable impression of him, according to theCNN pollconducted by SSRS.
Despite Biden trying to improve his standing with Americanswhen it comes to the economy, the poll showed most voters -- 58% -- said Biden's policies have made economic conditions in the U.S. worse.
Asked to name their biggest concern about a Biden candidacy in 2024, 49% of Democrats and Democrat-leaning independents directly mention his age. His mental acuity (7%) and health (7%) were also top concerns.
How Biden fared against the GOP field
Almost half of voters (46%) surveyed said that any Republican presidential nominee would be a better choice than Biden in 2024, the CNN poll found.
In hypothetical head-to-head races, the survey showed Biden in statistical ties with all of them -- with one notable exception.
Former South Carolina Gov.Nikki Haleybeat Biden with 49% support to his 43%.
VP Harris bullish on 2024 reelection prospects
Vice President Kamala Harris, in a new interview with CBS News, struck a confident tone while talking about the prospects of the Biden-Harris ticket.
"We will win reelection," Harris said. "There is too much at stake and the American people know it."
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Asked about whether she's prepared to take over the job, she answered, "Yes, I am, if necessary, but Joe Biden is going to be fine."
Presidential centers call for civility, upholding democracy
Thirteen presidential centers, from the Hoover Presidential Foundation to the Obama Foundation, issued a rare joint statement Thursday to present a unified front as the presidential election cycle heats up.
"We, the undersigned, represent a wide range of views across a breadth of issues," the statement read. "We recognize that these views can exist peaceably side by side when rooted in the principles of democracy. Debate and disagreement are central features in a healthy democracy. Civility and respect in political discourse, whether in an election year or otherwise, are essential."
The world is watching, they warned.
Tim Scott interview features a special guest
Sen. Tim Scott's mother, Frances Scott, appeared with her son for an interview with Fox News' Harris Faulkner.
Scott often talks about how Frances, a single-mother who worked 16-hour shifts as a nurse's aid, inspired him. He often brings her on the road with him when he campaigns in South Carolina.
In the segment, she discusses what Scott and his brother were like as a child, "They were good kids. I can say that now," she jokingly told Faulkner.
On Scott's journey to Congress, as a Black man from South Carolina, she said it was significant for her father to be able to witness it: "At one time that was impossible. And for him to witness that, to see it and be a part of it. It meant a lot."
She said if her son becomes president, she wants him to focus on "people who don't have."
