Concerns have been raised regarding President Joe Biden’s age as well as his eligibility for presidency in this year’s elections. Nevertheless, a recent Politico/Morning Consult Survey indicates that Americans’ concerns are being sparked by his opponent, Kamala Harris.

According to the survey, a mere thirty-three percent of respondents believe that Harris, as the Democratic candidate, stands an equal probability of winning the presidency.

The latest survey, which covered themes like Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, among others, was carried out on nearly 4,000 eligible voters nationwide over May 28 and May 29 by Morning Consult and Politico.

The survey claimed that it contained a minus or plus two percent range of inaccuracy and requested from participants an array of inquiries featuring predetermined answers regarding their opinions regarding current contenders and leaders.

Choosing among an assortment of possible candidates for Liberal presidential nominee in the scenario that Joe Biden decided not to compete was a component among the items on the survey.

Forty-one percent of those who participated chose “don’t know/no opinion” as their top response. Pete Buttigieg came in second with ten percent while Gavin Newsom third at ten percent, with Harris coming in first out of the identified replies with 21 percent.

Merely one-third percent of the respondents believe that Harris, being the nominee for Democrats, is capable of winning the presidency.

Harris does somewhat stronger, especially among Liberals. Just 25% of independent voters believed she might prevail in a presidential race, compared to 3 out of 5 Democrats who shared this opinion.

After that, the poll asks additional inquiries about potential personal attributes for Harris. Just 21 percent of the participants agreed that she is an effective leader, when asked if this accurately characterizes her.

The majority of respondents (38%), however, disagreed that she possesses good leadership qualities.

Regarding the subject of dependability once more, the majority of popular responses among participants was that Harris lacked the characteristic “at all.”

These findings are consistent with a May USA TODAY/Suffolk University survey that revealed only 38 percent of the population thought positively of Harris, and this is less than the percentage of People who thought the same of Trump and Biden.

Respondents seemed somewhat equally divided regarding if they believed Harris was truthful. Voters are divided on whether integrity is the way that best characterizes the politician. Among them, forty-four percent believe integrity reflects her persona completely or slightly.

Five answers were available for these inquiries. Respondents gave two favorable as well as two unfavorable answers. Participants were left with the options of not knowing or having nothing to say.

This most recent poll highlights the apprehension that citizens have over Harris’ capacity to lead in the scenario that Biden is unable to fulfill his leadership responsibilities.

According to an 86 percent proportion of US citizens, Biden is considered too senior to be the nation’s leader according to an ABC News study from February.

As is often the case with vice presidents, Liberals believe that She has not yet advanced sufficiently deeply to establish her credentials as a leader in her capacity as the vice president.

Longtime supporter of Harris and departing California DNC member RL Miller noted she accomplished excellent work on sexual wellness and other topics that are significant regarding the Black community including the youth.

The challenge of articulating Harris’ achievements for the general population might represent a factor why the respondents in the poll don’t believe she possesses the qualities it requires to succeed as the country’s leader

Democratic strategist Gretchen Barton, who has studied voters in battleground areas, noted that People frequently struggle to list most of the current president’s and vice president’s achievements, regardless of whether they are remarkable and noteworthy.

Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden have made it clear that they would prefer not to face one another during the current campaign, and they have occasionally accused each other of avoiding debates.

This gives Harris another chance to stand out from the other contenders and gives those in the vice presidency the ability to draw bigger spotlights towards their respective candidates this season.

Vice president historian Joel K. Goldstein believes Harris is headed in the right direction and that she only requires identifying a means to garner awareness to change the public’s opinion of herself.

Her vice presidency has progressed well, according to Goldstein, who also emphasized her substantial global exposure and her position as a spokeswoman for the Democrats on important topics. He nevertheless took note that it is really hard for the position of vice president to become known and acknowledged at this moment in time.