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Trump Leads Biden Nationally and in Key Swing States Polls Show

According to recent polling data compiled by Real Clear Polling, it shows that former President Donald Trump is leading current President Joe Biden by 1.2% in the national popular vote. In addition to this, a new survey done by The New York Times/Siena reveals that Trump is ahead in five out of six swing states, which could signal a promising future for the former president.

The survey indicates that Biden is trailing behind Trump in various swing states, with significant leads for Trump in states like Nevada and Georgia. This data suggests that Trump’s popularity has not waned since the 2020 election and that voters may be favoring his policies and leadership.

It is interesting to note that even when an independent candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was included in the survey, Trump still maintained a considerable lead in most of the swing states. This indicates a strong backing for Trump and a lack of enthusiasm for Biden among voters.

Critics have accused The New York Times and Siena of showing bias towards Trump, with MSNBC host Joe Scarborough questioning the accuracy of the polling results. However, pollster G. Elliot Morris disputed these claims, stating that the polls have been fairly accurate in the past.

Biden’s willingness to debate Trump despite his trailing numbers in the polls has been seen by some, like conservative podcaster Ben Shapiro, as a sign of desperation. This suggests that Biden may be feeling the pressure of a potential defeat in the upcoming election if the current trend continues.

Written by Staff Reports

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