A recent survey from the Economist/YouGov found that in a head-to-head matchup, former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are tied with 43 percent support each.
Trump has an advantage among independents and is also perceived to have a higher chance of winning the 2024 presidential election compared to Biden.
Several other surveys also show Trump leading Biden nationally and in individual states like Michigan and Georgia. (Trending: FBI Bribery Probe Caught Joe Biden’s Brother On Tape)
“As is consistent with past surveys, Trump has an advantage among independents, boasting 40 percent to Biden’s 35 percent support. Among the remaining surveyed independents, nine percent said they would vote for someone else, nine percent said they were unsure of who they would vote for, and seven percent said they would not vote,” the report noted.
“Of those who said they would prefer someone other than Trump or Biden, 23 percent preferred independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., followed by 13 percent who preferred independent candidate Cornel West, and six percent who preferred Green Party candidate Jill Stein.”
“That aside, when asked to reveal who they believe would win a presidential election between Trump and Biden, regardless of personal preference, Trump had the advantage, as 43 percent said he would win, compared to 35 percent who said Biden. Among registered voters, specifically, 44 percent believe Trump would win, compared to 37 percent who believe Biden would,” the report added.
Additionally, a survey from the Wall Street Journal also showed Trump leading Biden nationally.
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