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Great news for Donald J. Trump supporters! A new poll by Echelon Insights shows that 48% of voters in swing states would back Trump for his third run for the White House, leaving only 41% supporting Biden. It looks like the American people still see Trump as the leader they can trust and rely on.
Even when the poll tried a head-to-head comparison between Trump and Biden, Biden was only up by a measly point. It’s safe to say that this race is a real toss-up. Who would have thought that Trump would still be giving Biden a run for his money after all this time?
Not a recipe for @JoeBiden @POTUS reelection…
Poll: 7 in 10 Voters Say U.S. in State of ‘Cultural and Economic Decline‘ https://t.co/KHNUaKgHa5 via @BreitbartNews
— Patrick Basham (@PatrickBashamDI) July 5, 2023
In addition to these promising numbers, pollster Patrick Basham of the Democracy Institute has been sounding the alarm for Biden on Twitter. He referenced a survey which Breitbart News reported, where “7 in 10 Voters Say U.S. in State of ‘Cultural and Economic Decline.'” Not exactly a recipe for Biden’s reelection, huh?
And it’s not just Basham who sees the writing on the wall. Pollster Richard Baris has been observing the favorable trend in polling data for Trump. He even mentioned back in 2022 that Trump was leading Biden by a wider margin than Republicans were leading Democrats on the Generic Ballot. It’s clear that Trump’s popularity is not just a fluke.
Baris also mentioned in an interview with Platform Mag that Trump is the strongest candidate right now. He boldly stated, “When we look at our polling, we have to go back many years in history to find a Republican candidate who led their Democratic opponent as much as Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden.” It seems that Trump’s support is unmatched by any other candidate, including Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren.
The fact that Trump consistently holds four, six, and eight-point leads is truly remarkable. Republicans usually don’t win popular vote margins by such significant margins. Even George W. Bush barely won the popular vote in 2004, and he didn’t win it in 2000. So if Trump manages to win the popular vote, I would have said it was impossible a year ago. But here we are, with Trump defying expectations yet again.
With these strong poll numbers and the unwavering support of the American people, it’s clear that Trump is the frontrunner in this race. Biden should be shaking in his boots because his chances of reelection are looking bleaker by the day. The Trump train is charging full speed ahead, and there’s no stopping it!
Source: Trending Politics
