New polling data shows President Joe Biden with a loss in approval ratings among Democrats as Representative Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, enters the 2024 race.

According to a poll conducted online from October 16 to October 23 by HarrisX/The Messenger, 57 percent of Democrats think Biden should run again, while 43 percent do not. Biden is, however, still ahead of his fellow Democratic candidate Marianne Williamson by a wide margin. Out of the 3,029 registered voters who were questioned, Biden received 35 percent of their support, while Williamson received just 9 percent.

On a ballot test with GOP frontrunner former President Donald Trump, Biden lagged behind with 35 percent of the vote and Trump lead with 38 percent while independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West got 13 percent and 2 percent, respectively.

Biden is now up against a new challenger Phillips, who served Minnesota's 3rd Congressional District since 2019, after he formally launched his campaign on Friday morning. Phillips told CBS News that after looking at the polls, he is alarmed at the chance that Trump could beat Biden if the election were between the two of them.