After President Biden’s win in the Michigan primary Tuesday night, Julian Zelizer writes that the president’s campaign’s fears of voter turnout and the number of Democrats who registered “uncommitted” as their choice are not irrational.
Michigan provided the first test of President Joe Biden’s coalition in swing states Tuesday night. The president has been concerned about voter turnout and the number of Democrats who registered “uncommitted” as their choice. The fears are not irrational. In a campaign that will likely come down to a handful of swing states, Biden can’t afford to make the mistakes that Hillary Clinton made in 2016, when small numbers of votes cost her the presidency.
The situation in the Middle East is dynamic and it is possible the frustration and anger, which are very much in play today, won’t be as much a priority for voters come Election Day. During that important period, the president will have an opportunity, with the help of Vice President Kamala Harris, to win back support. This valuable time will be essential for the president’s team to make a strong case for the strategy Biden is pursuing. Democrats should view the numbers with some degree of calm.
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