Biden trails Trump in key swing states

donald trump is leading Joe Biden in key oscillating states ahead of the 2024 presidential election, according to a new opinion poll, amid fresh doubts about the incumbent’s fitness for office.

The poll of voters by Echelon Insights found that 48 percent of swing state voters would support the 77-year-old real estate mogul on next year’s ballot.

The pollsters, who interviewed 1,020 voters for the study, said only 41 percent would support Biden over the former president.

Cornel Westa left-leaning academic who has declared his intention to run for the White House, is currently rising 3 percent, the same poll said, eliminating the potential. democrat votes of the current commander in chief.

West says he will ensure good wages and education for all, while ending poverty across America.

Third-party candidates can be potential spoilers in the US presidential election, such as Green Party leader Jill Stein, who ran against Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Trump lost key swing states to Biden in 2020, giving the Democrat the win

Biden has committed a series of high-profile gaffes in recent months that have raised new questions about whether he can complete a second term.

The 80-year-old made a rare attack on NATO ally Britain, claiming his recent visit to the island of Ireland was to ensure that “The British have not gone mad” on the Good Friday peace deal that largely ended years of sectarian fighting in Northern Ireland.

He also ended a speech on gun control by proclaiming “god save the queen man” an incredible nine months after the death of the late British monarch.

The president was able to win the 2020 election after flipping the key states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia.

Collecting these votes can be key to winning the White House.

When Americans cast their ballots in elections, they are technically choosing the number of election officials who will then participate in what is known as the electoral college.

They will act following the instructions of the electorate when choosing the head of state.

Each state’s number is roughly in line with its population.

Cornel West says he’s running as a candidate for the left-wing People’s Party and promises to “end poverty, mass incarceration” while “ensuring housing, healthcare, education and living wages for all.”

California has the most electors -54-, while Alaska has only three 538 voters in total.

Each elector represents one electoral vote, and a candidate needs to get a majority of votes – 270 or more – to win the presidency.

But in a direct national poll, Echelon found that Biden is just ahead of Trump at 45 percent to 44 percent.

The Echelon Insights poll found that 60 percent of likely Democratic voters said they would “definitely” or “probably” support Biden in a Democratic presidential primary.

Another 33% said they would choose to support a different Democratic candidate, and 7% said they weren’t sure.

The Echelon Insights poll was conducted with 1,020 likely voters between June 26 and June 29, with a margin of error of +/- 3.9 percentage points.