Biden Gets Heart Breaking News
Trump is coming for Biden and there’s nothing he can do to stop it.
In the latest nationwide survey of voter sentiment, President Biden maintains just a very narrow lead over former President Trump, according to a recent Marist/PBS NewsHour poll. Among registered voters, Biden edges ahead with 51 percent compared to Trump’s 48 percent. This represents a slight increase from a previous poll earlier this month, which had Biden at 50 percent and Trump at 48 percent.
However, Biden’s lead expands to 53 percent to 47 percent when focusing solely on respondents who express a definite intention to cast their ballots in November’s election. Notably, among independent voters, the two candidates are deadlocked at 49 percent, with only 2 percent remaining undecided.
Even when factoring in independent and third-party contenders like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, and Jill Stein, Biden maintains his lead, with a 43-38 percent advantage over Trump among registered voters. Kennedy garners significant support, particularly drawing 14 percent overall, including 8 percent from Democrats, 10 percent from Republicans, and a substantial 27 percent from independents.
The survey, conducted from April 16-18, encompassed 1,192 adults, including 1,047 registered voters, with a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points. Notably, this polling occurred during the initial phase of Trump’s legal proceedings in New York City.
Recent weeks have seen Biden making headway in national polls, aligning closely with Trump in averages compiled by Decision Desk HQ/The Hill. These results underscore the anticipation of a tightly contested rematch between Biden and Trump, echoing the dynamics of the 2020 race, which Biden ultimately won.
However, polling in battleground states presents a different picture, with Trump holding leads in crucial states such as Michigan, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina, while Biden performs better in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. This discrepancy highlights the complexity and uncertainty surrounding the electoral landscape as the campaign unfolds.
