A recent poll suggests that President Biden has made significant gains in six out of seven crucial battleground states, narrowing the gap between him and former President Trump.
These findings indicate that the upcoming general election race between the two men in November is likely to be closely contested.
A recent poll conducted by Bloomberg News and Morning Consult revealed that Biden continues to lag behind Trump in terms of overall support among voters in the crucial seven battleground states that will ultimately decide the outcome of the election.
In a surprising turn of events, Biden made significant progress in narrowing Trump’s lead in almost every category, ultimately surpassing the former president in a single state.
According to the poll, Biden’s performance in the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin was particularly strong.
In the Badger State, Biden has taken a slight lead over Trump, with a difference of just 1 point.
This comes as a surprise, considering that in a February survey, Biden was trailing behind Trump by 4 points.
The race in Michigan and Pennsylvania is currently deadlocked, with both candidates receiving equal support from 45 percent of voters.
In a recent poll conducted in February, it was revealed that Trump is leading in Michigan by a margin of 2 points and in Pennsylvania by a margin of 6 points.
In Nevada, Biden has managed to significantly reduce Trump’s lead, shrinking it from a 6-point margin in a previous survey to just 2 points in the latest poll.
The current leader has made progress in narrowing the margin against Trump in Arizona, although he still remains behind by 5 points. Similarly, in North Carolina, the former president maintains a 6-point lead.
According to a recent poll, Trump has increased his lead in Georgia by one point, solidifying his position.
According to the survey, the current frontrunner for the GOP nomination maintains a lead over Biden among swing-state voters, with 47 percent support compared to Biden’s 43 percent.
A recent poll conducted by Bloomberg and Morning Consult gathered data from 4,932 registered voters in seven swing states over a period of March 8-15.
The poll results in Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Nevada come with a margin of error. In these states, the margin of error ranges from 3 to 5 points.
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