Trump’s leads over Biden in key swing states narrow: Survey

Former President Trump's lead over President Biden has narrowed slightly in some key battleground states, according to a new poll.

Redfield & Wilton Strategies has partnered with The Telegraph to publish on Monday 3rd edition released A hypothetical general election will be held in six battleground states: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, including Republican and Democratic front-runners Trump and Biden, as well as independent and third-party candidates. These are the results of a follow-up public opinion poll. Overall, we found that Trump's lead has narrowed slightly in four states since the last time we conducted the poll, in November.

The poll found that while the gap between Trump and Biden has narrowed in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, the former president still maintains an advantage in all six states surveyed. did. Neither candidate received more than 50% support in any state, suggesting swing states remain divided over who to support in the general election.

The closest battleground state appears to be Pennsylvania, where Trump holds a narrow 1-point lead over Biden. Trump secured 40% support in the state, compared to 39% for Biden. Trump's lead in Pennsylvania has narrowed since November, when he held a 7-point lead over Biden, according to polls.

Trump's lead over Biden in Arizona has fallen from 7 points in November to 6 points in the latest poll. Opinion polls currently show he has 41 percent support in the state.

Polls show Trump holding an 8-point lead over Biden in Georgia, down slightly from the 10-point lead recorded in the previous poll. North Carolina's lead has also shrunk, with the lead now just 4 percentage points compared to a nine-point lead in November. A poll in North Carolina shows Trump's approval rating is 37% and Biden's approval rating is 33%.

Polls show that Trump's lead has not narrowed in Florida and Michigan. Biden has an 11-point lead in Florida and a 2-point lead in Michigan.

Trump and Biden remain in a close race in a hypothetical general election rematch, according to national polling averages from The Hill/Decision Desk. Trump's approval rating is 44.3%, while Biden's is 43.1%.