Four more years? Biden would defeat Trump
by an even BIGGER margin than in 2020
if election was held today, new poll claims
- as DeSantis trails far behind Trump
in separate survey
Posted By: Imright, 5/18/2023 7:47:14 AM
President Biden would defeat former President Donald Trump by an even bigger margin than in 2020 if the election was held today, a new poll claims. There were 1,571 registered voters polled between May 10-13, revealing that Biden would lead Trump 47 percent to 40 percent, according to the WPA Intelligence survey results shared with The New York Post. In 2020, Biden defeated Trump by 4.5 percent in the popular vote, but if the election were held today, Biden would win by a whopping seven percent, the poll claimed.
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