A recent poll by The New York Times has given notable updates to former President Donald Trump, whose prominence has soared in the wake of a deluge of criminal indictments and other legal proceedings that occurred shortly before the election cycle .
The former president is ahead in five swing states and is on track to win more than 300 electoral votes, which would give him a chance to return to the White House, according to the most recent poll.
NEW: Trump leads 5 of 6 battleground states as voters destroy Biden, NYT/Siena poll finds. pic.twitter.com/sjzcVB25EG
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According to a swing state poll conducted by Siena College and the New York Times, the former president led in a number of states that Joe Biden carried in 2020. Currently, Trump has an advantage over his opponent in the states of Michigan by Biden. Nevada, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Arizona, which were decided in the previous presidential election.
Only Wisconsin among the six battleground states surveyed is where Biden leads Trump.
Biden leads Trump in Pennsylvania, a state the president has long considered a second home, by four percentage points after his narrow victory in the Keystone State in 2020. The former president leads by five points in Arizona and Michigan, and six points in Georgia. , according to the survey.
Significantly, a 10 percentage point advantage for the former president was discovered in Nevada, a state that has not supported a Republican presidential candidate since George W. Bush in 2004.
The NYT/Siena survey also provided the following key points:
Biden trails Trump by four points in Wisconsin, but trails by five in Arizona, six in Georgia, five in Michigan and ten in Nevada.
71% said Biden was “too old,” and 54% of Biden supporters agreed. Only 39% of those polled shared the same sentiment about Trump, who, at the time of his inauguration, would become the oldest president in history and has refrained from revealing any information about his health. Voters in swing states are 22 percentage points more likely to trust Trump than Biden on the economy, or 59 percent to 37 percent.
Unlike in 2020, Trump and Biden are virtually tied among voters under 30
It will be fascinating to see if Joe Biden even makes it to the 2024 election ballot or if the Democrats will finally cave in and agree that he must drop out or be removed during an impeachment trial.
In the end, Democrats want to win by any means possible. Even if that means ousting a president who is undermining his 2024 electoral chances, as long as free and fair elections take place.
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