A new poll has found that Donald Trump leads Joe Biden in six of seven key 2024 battleground states, while Biden leads by a slim margin in just one.
The poll, conducted by Bloomberg News/Morning Consult, found that Trump leads in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, while Biden leads in Michigan.
Trump received 49 percent support to Biden’s 42 percent in Arizona. In Georgia, Trump led by 6 points, 49 to 43 percent. Trump saw massive leads in Nevada and North Carolina, leading Biden by 8 and 10 percent, respectively. Trump led Biden 47 to 46 percent in Arizona, and 48 to 44 percent in Wisconsin.
Biden holds just a two-point lead in Michigan, with 47 percent support to Trump’s 45 percent.
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Trump leads Biden in 6 swing states, trails by just 2 points in Michigan: Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll
- by: Hannah Nightingale
- 04.24.24
- Source:
The Post Millennial
- 04/24/2024
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