Neither President Biden nor former President Donald Trump has the full backing of his party to seek a second term, a new poll suggests.
The survey, conducted by CNN, "found that 45 percent of Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters wanted to see the party renominate Biden in 2024, while 51 percent preferred a different candidate."
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