By Nikhila Natarajan New York, Nov 24 : Former US President Donald Trump has betrayed fresh evidence of a presidential-campaign-in-waiting.
According to a media leak, Trump minders tested the mood in Arizona and Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
These five states delivered a total 73 electoral votes in 2020 and a decisive Electoral College win for Joe Biden to become President.
A Trump-Biden matchup in all five states – decided in 2020 less than 3 percentage points – shows Biden winning Arizona by 8 percentage point, Georgia by 3 point, Michigan by 12 and Michigan by 12 points respectively, Pennsylvania by 6 points, Wisconsin by 10 points.
Tony Fabrizio was a top GOP pollster who conducted the surveys.
These poll numbers were aimed at Republicans who are worried about Trump’s gripe.
Biden has made it clear that he intends to run for reelection.He is also preparing for the next five states Trump’s campaign has been focusing on, with an eye first on the midterms, and then the big one 2024.
Steve Schale, the CEO of Unite The Country, stated that he had no reason for doubting Fabrizio’s polling, as Biden’s approval ratings have been dropping for months.Schale pointed out that midterm polling does not predict what might happen in a presidential race in three years.
Unrelatedly, an Economist/YouGov survey was conducted between November 14-16 and asked respondents if Biden had “legitimately” won the election.
There were 1,500 Americans surveyed.51 percent of those who didn’t have college degrees, and 29 percent of those with college degrees, said that Biden couldn’t legitimately defeat Trump in 2020.
Redfield & Wilton Strategies released numbers Thursday showing that 44% of Americans voted for Trump, while only 39% voted for Biden.
USA Today and Suffolk University found that Americans are more opposed to Biden seeking another term in the White House than they are against Trump running again for office in 2024.Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Americans said they were against Biden seeking another term.
Fivety eight percent said they were against Trump seeking another term.
Emerson College also showed Trump narrowly ahead Biden.Trump was supported by 45% of registered voters, while Biden was supported by 43%.
A culture of multiple surveys at this time of year, including how they would like to eat dinner, nearly two-thirds said they don’t want to talk about politics or turkey this Thanksgiving.
Quinnipiac found that 66% of adults “hope to avoid” discussing politics at the dinner table in 2018, a sentiment that includes all Democrats, Republicans, and Independents.
According to Monday’s survey, 21% said they look forward to discussing their political views while enjoying a meal.66% of Democrats, 68% of Republicans and 69% of independents said they want to leave politics at home.
(Nikhila Natarajan tweets @byniknat)
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