President Joe Biden's support in New York is faltering, with concerns rising among Democrats about his ability to beat Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, despite his previous substantial victory margin in the state. Calls for Biden to step down in favor of a stronger candidate against Trump have emerged from key Democratic figures like Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado and Congressman Pat Ryan. Biden's declining poll numbers and lackluster performance in debates have triggered anxiety among Democratic officials in New York, a traditionally blue stronghold where recent polls show a narrowing gap between Biden and Trump. The state's significance in down-ballot races and potential impact on House of Representatives control adds to the urgency for Democrats to address Biden's weakening position in New York.