Biden losing support among Black voters in swing states: Survey 

President Biden’s support A recent survey found that the number of black voters in seven battleground states is decreasing.

The Wall Street Journal compared the results of a poll released last week to AP VoteCast. poll In 2020, a survey was conducted among the majority of voters. In a poll conducted by the magazine in battleground states, 57% of black men said they planned to support Biden, while another 30% said they were more likely to vote for former President Trump.

Although the media did not conduct polls in battleground states in 2020, an AP VoteCast poll found that 87% of black men nationwide supported Biden in 2020, and that in the last election, 87% of black men nationwide supported Biden. It was found that 12 percent of respondents supported Trump.

The magazine’s poll also found that 77% of black women plan to vote for Biden in 2024, while 11% said they would vote for Trump. By comparison, the paper noted that 93% of Black women nationwide supported Mr. Biden in 2020, and 6% supported Mr. Trump, according to an Associated Press poll.

The Wall Street Journal poll was conducted March 17-24 among 218 to 354 registered voters and had a margin of error of plus or minus 5.2 to 6.6 percentage points.

The Biden campaign has stepped up efforts in recent weeks to appeal to voters of color. Black voters overwhelmingly supported Biden in 2020, with 92% voting for him. According to the analysis from Pew Research Center.

Last month, his campaign launched an ad that spoke directly to black voters in battleground states, arguing that Trump’s reelection would be a “disaster” for the demographic. The move comes after recent polls showed Biden losing support among black voters, with a New York Times/Siena College poll showing him losing support in six battleground states. That includes 22% of black voters saying they would vote for Trump.