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(Dan Tri) – Survey results show that former US President Donald Trump is leading incumbent President Joe Biden in 5 out of 6 battleground states.
President Joe Biden (right) and former President Donald Trump (Photo: Getty).
A poll published on November 5 revealed that Mr. Donald Trump is leading Mr. Joe Biden in 5 out of 6 important battleground states that are likely to decide the winner of the 2024 White House race.
The poll was conducted by the Siena University Research Institute in partnership with the New York Times on 3,662 registered voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin from October 22 to November 3.
`The only good news for President Joe Biden in the New York Times/Siena College poll is that it was conducted a year before voters went to the polls,` said Don Levy, director of the New York Times/Siena College Research Institute.
Poll results show that Mr. Trump leads Mr. Biden in Nevada by 11 points, in Georgia by 7 points, in Arizona by 5 points, in Pennsylvania by 4 points and in Michigan by 3 points, while Mr. Biden is ahead in Wisconsin by
In the 6 states above, 59% of voters said they disapproved of President Biden’s work style, 71% thought Mr. Biden was too old to run for president again and 62% thought he lacked enthusiasm.
Previously, the Hill newspaper cited survey results from Bloomberg and Morning Consult on October 19 showing that former President Donald Trump’s support rate was 4 percentage points ahead of President Joe Biden in 7 important states including Arizona,
Mr. Trump is currently a bright candidate for the Republican Party, although he is facing many legal troubles.
Some voters do not appreciate Mr. Biden’s economic policies.
Meanwhile, some voters previously supported Mr. Biden in the 2020 election, but now say they either voted for Mr. Trump, are undecided or will not vote.
Mr. Biden’s campaign team believes that the survey results more than a year before the election do not accurately reflect reality.
Mr. Trump is far ahead of other Republican opponents in surveys and is expected to become the party’s representative candidate running for president next year.
Mr. Trump once stated that he believed in his chances of defeating Mr. Biden in next year’s presidential election.