Former President Donald Trump has a double-digit lead over President Joe Biden in a hypothetical general election showdown in Ohio, according to an Emerson College poll.
poll published A poll Thursday morning found that 47% of 1,844 registered voters said they would support Trump in a rematch of the 2020 election. This is an 11 point lead over Biden, who received 36% of the vote. 9% supported another candidate, and 9% were undecided in a two-way race.
Compared to a November poll conducted by Emerson for FOX 8 Cleveland in which Trump had a 12-point lead, there is minimal change in the gap between Trump and Biden.
Trump led in Ohio in both of the previous presidential elections, securing 53.3% of the vote in 2020. hit Biden has an 8.1 point lead. In 2016 he lost Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton received 43.2% of the vote, compared to 51.3%, losing twice. Ohio has long been a battleground state, supported by former President Barack Obama in the 2008 and 2012 elections.
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As states across the country use the 14th Amendment to remove Trump from the ballot, the poll asked respondents, “Should Donald Trump be on the Republican primary ballot?” , or should we leave the decision to you?Which is closer to your idea?” What about the court? ”
More than half of participants (51%) think Trump should be on the ballot, but 37% say the issue should be left to the courts. Plus he has 12% no opinion.
The poll was conducted from January 23rd to 25th and has a confidence interval of plus or minus 3.2 percentage points.
As Breitbart News’ John Nolte explained, Trump beats Biden in seven key battleground states in a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday. This was in response to what was shown.
The outline of the match is as follows.
- Arizona: Trump 47 / Biden 44 — Trump +3
- Georgia: Trump 49 / Biden 41 — Trump +8
- Michigan: Trump 47 / Biden 42 — Trump +5
- Nevada: Trump 48 / Biden 40 — Trump +8
- North Carolina: Trump 49 / Biden 39 — Trump +10
- Pennsylvania: Trump 48 / Biden 45 — Trump +3
- Wisconsin: Trump 49 / Biden 44 — Trump +5
Here’s an overview of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tickets: Other independent and third-party candidates (Cornell West, Jill Stein) only get one point or two points.
- Arizona: Trump 43 / Biden 35 / Kennedy 10 — Trump +8
- Georgia: Trump 44 / Biden 37 / Kennedy 8 — Trump +7
- Michigan: Trump 43 / Biden 37 / Kennedy 8 — Trump +6
- Nevada: Trump 43 / Biden 31 / Kennedy 12 — Trump +12
- North Carolina: Trump 45 / Biden 32 / Kennedy 9 — Trump +13
- Pennsylvania: Trump 43 / Biden 40 / Kennedy 7 — Trump +3
- Wisconsin: Trump 43 / Biden 35 / Kennedy 10 — Trump +8
The poll was conducted January 16-24 and surveyed 4,956 registered voters in seven states.
Flashback — Donald Trump: Joe Biden should have been in East Palestine, Ohio, but ‘chose to go a different route’
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