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Former President Donald Trump has opened his biggest lead ever captured in the CNN poll of the American electorate, enjoying a six-point advantage over incumbent Democrat President Joe Biden.

Trump, at 49 percent, is six percent ahead of Biden's 43 percent when the two are polled head-to-head. When third-party candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Dr. Jill Stein, and Cornel West are added into the field, Trump's lead over Biden grows to nearly double digits. In that multi-candidate scenario, Trump is at 42 percent, Biden is down at 33 percent, Kennedy is at 16 percent, West at four percent, and Stein at three percent.

That's a nine percent lead for Trump nationally, an astounding number that if true would signal the former president is on track for an electoral college romp of Biden.

Former President Donald Trump received more good polling news on Sunday, while President Joe Biden appears to struggle to appeal to Americans ahead of the November presidential election. While Biden has seen improvement in some recent national and state-level polls, overall the Democratic incumbent appears to be fighting an uphill battle against his Republican rival. Trump and Biden are polarizing figures, with many polls showing that they are unpopular with a majority of Americans.

The latest poll from CNN/SSRS showed that majorities of Americans now view Trump's presidency as a success and Biden's presidency as a failure. Among those surveyed, 55 percent said they view the former Republican president's White House term as successful, whereas 61 percent say they view the current Democratic president's tenure as a failure.

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Americans' ratings of Joe Biden's job performance remain more negative than positive and have been largely stable over the last year: Today, 35% of Americans approve of his performance, while 62% disapprove

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Former President Donald Trump has grown his lead against President Joe Biden nationally, as three in four voters say the cost of living is on the rise, according to an Emerson College poll.

In a hypothetical two-way race, 46 percent of respondents back Trump, and 43 percent support Biden, the poll, published Thursday morning, showed. Another 12 percent are undecided, and when they are forced to pick a candidate, 50 percent choose Trump, and 50 percent choose Biden.

With the undecided leaners added into the rest of the full sample, Trump leads 52 percent to 49 percent (51.5 percent to 48.5 percent without rounding). Trump's support is up one point compared to an Emerson College poll published April 4, while Biden's remains the same.

Trump's edge grows when the field expands to include third-party candidates. In a five-way race, Trump leads with 44 percent to Biden's 40 percent, while Robert F. Kennedy Jr. follows in third place with eight percent. Leftist Professor Cornel West takes one percent, and the Green Party's Jill Stein garners nearly half a percent. Eight percent are undecided.

Know what Biden is really worried about? An escalated war that will have a significant impact on the price of oil. Gas prices at home will skyrocket, fueling additional inflation, just before the election. More inflation = less votes for Biden.

Latino support for demented pedo joe takes more hits.

Voters' view of former President Donald Trump's presidency improved nine points after President Joe Biden assumed office, a New York Times/Siena poll found Saturday.

Under Biden, costs soared nearly 20 percent across the board, wars broke out in the Middle East and Ukraine, the U.S. experienced the deadly Afghanistan withdrawal, and over 1.7 million known "gotaways" (illegal aliens) entered the country.

Key polling metrics show Trump became far more positive since 2020:

42 percent said Trump's tenure was "mostly good for America," compared to only 25 percent for Biden.More voters (up 11 points) regard Trump as a "safe choice" than previously viewed in 2016.More voters (up 10 points) approve of his handling of the economy.More voters (up 9 points) think Trump left the country better off.More voters (up 8 points) approve of Trump's handling of maintaining law and order.

Forty-three percent of respondents voted for Biden in 2020, while only 36 percent voted for Trump.

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Former President Donald Trump is enjoying a double-digit advantage over President Joe Biden in Florida, according to the latest Emerson College survey.

Overall, the survey found 54 percent of Florida respondents disapproving of Biden's job as president. This dismal approval rating coincides with his failure to lead Trump in the Sunshine State, which grows increasingly more Republican by the day. The survey asked respondents, "In a hypothetical 2024 Presidential match-up between Joe Biden and Donald Trump who would you vote for at this time?"

Most, 51 percent, said they would support Trump, compared to 38 percent who said Biden - a difference of 13 percentage points. While Biden has the edge with leaners - it is a 53-47 split - Trump continues to maintain his double-digit advantage when leaners are included, garnering 56 percent to Biden's 44 percent:

Biden is buh bye in Nov.
Sorry.

We all know the dimocrats can steal more than 2 or 3%.

American Latino voters prefer President Donald Trump's populist migration policies over President Joe Biden's cheap-labor policies, according to an Ipsos poll released on April 9.

Twenty-nine percent of 1,000 Latinos told Ipsos that Trump is "good on immigration," while just 22 percent said Biden is "good on immigration."

The poll also reported that 42 percent of Latinos support a border wall, and 38 percent support the forced return of migrants to their home countries

Golly, I reckon we should just go ahead and call off the election!

Trump's three-point lead, which barely falls within the ± 3.7 percentage point margin of error, is on par with a Quinnipiac University poll from North Carolina released Wednesday. That poll, taken from April 4-8, 2024, found Trump leading Biden 48 percent to 46 percent.

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