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Election 2024: Trump Now +10 Over Biden
Trump earns 46 percent nationwide support, compared to just 36 percent for Biden and nine percent for Kennedy.
This is an increase of four points for Trump since April when he led Hunter’s Dad by six points, 44 to 38 percent.
Today’s internals are brutal for Biden.
Trump leads with Hispanics by eight points, 41 to 33 percent.
Trump leads with 18-39-year-olds by two points, 36 to 34 percent.
Trump earns 21 percent of the black vote, while Biden earns just 61 percent. That number should be closer to 90 percent.
Only 70 percent of Democrats support Biden. Trump earns 16 percent Democrat support.
Trump earns 80 percent Republican support. Biden sits at ten percent.
In a five-way match-up between Trump, Biden, the Green Party’s Jill Stein, Kennedy Jr., and former Harvard Professor Cornel West, The Donald’s lead jumps to 12 points over Slow Joe, 48 to 36 percent. Kennedy pulls eight percent support. Stein and West top out at a single point.
No Republican presidential candidate, including Trump, has polled this well since 2004.
Trump earns 46 percent nationwide support, compared to just 36 percent for Biden and nine percent for Kennedy.
This is an increase of four points for Trump since April when he led Hunter’s Dad by six points, 44 to 38 percent.
Today’s internals are brutal for Biden.
Trump leads with Hispanics by eight points, 41 to 33 percent.
Trump leads with 18-39-year-olds by two points, 36 to 34 percent.
Trump earns 21 percent of the black vote, while Biden earns just 61 percent. That number should be closer to 90 percent.
Only 70 percent of Democrats support Biden. Trump earns 16 percent Democrat support.
Trump earns 80 percent Republican support. Biden sits at ten percent.
In a five-way match-up between Trump, Biden, the Green Party’s Jill Stein, Kennedy Jr., and former Harvard Professor Cornel West, The Donald’s lead jumps to 12 points over Slow Joe, 48 to 36 percent. Kennedy pulls eight percent support. Stein and West top out at a single point.
No Republican presidential candidate, including Trump, has polled this well since 2004.