Democratic frustrations with President Joe Biden's candidacy have spilled into the open as bleak polling numbers continue to alarm party strategists. Even party mastermind David Axelrod has suggested that Biden consider dropping out of the race in favor of a more electable candidate. However, at this stage, there is little Democrats can do to change course as Biden has given no indication of dropping out and his campaign team remains unfazed by the recent polls.

One troubling sign for Democrats is the erosion of support among Black voters. In the 2020 election, Biden had a significant margin of support among Black voters, but a recent survey shows that margin has dropped significantly. Democratic pollster Terrance Woodbury highlights the frustration among young and Black voters who feel that foreign aid takes priority over domestic spending.

While poll numbers might not be entirely meaningful at this stage, there is growing concern within the Democratic Party about the 2024 presidential election. Democrats worry that a rematch of the 2020 election might not swing their way this time. As the party looks ahead, they will need to address these concerns and find ways to re-engage their base.

Can Biden turn the tide and regain support among Black voters? Will Democrats find a solution to their growing frustrations? Only time will tell as the nation moves closer to the 2024 election.