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A lot fewer people dislike Biden than Hillary and that's a major electoral asset for him. Another reason why lazy equivalences of the two are so misguided, just from an analytical standpoint
Hillary favorable/unfavorable:
5/31/15 46-50%
Biden favorable/unfavorable:
5/31/19 46-38%
Both near-universally known at the time. So there's not going to be a ton of malleability in their favorability ratings. Maybe a bit around the margins, but it's mostly baked in.
5/31/15 46-50%
Biden favorable/unfavorable:
5/31/19 46-38%
Both near-universally known at the time. So there's not going to be a ton of malleability in their favorability ratings. Maybe a bit around the margins, but it's mostly baked in.
CNN poll showed Hillary at 52% unfavorable by Oct. 2016, the final poll of the campaign. Not a statistically significant movement over the span of nearly 1.5 years. Biden's unfavorability "floor" appears to be much lower. Which suggests he'd be a stronger candidate than Hillary
