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A Wall Street Journal poll finds that 80% of voters think President Biden is too old to run for a second term

while the president works the phones to reassure Democrats. And why Donald

Trump's increased odds have sent the U.S. bond market reeling.

Most people do think that a red wave would lead to maybe a little bit higher deficits than a blue wave and that a wave of either kind would lead to higher deficits than divided government.

Plus, new vehicle sales are stuck in middle gear.

It's Wednesday July 3rd.

I'm Jennifer Maloney for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM edition of

What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move to the world today. A new Wall Street Journal poll finds that Donald Trump has opened a six-point lead

over President Biden among voters

say President Biden is too old to run for a second term.

Trump's lead over Biden in a two-person match-up,

48% to 42%, is the widest in journal surveys since late 2021. In February this year, Trump

had a two-point lead. The latest survey began interviewing voters two days after Biden

stumbled in his debate with Trump, leaving Democrats panicked about the President's

possible cognitive decline and their party's prospects in November.

Biden is 81 years old.

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