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Within the most recent average of surveys conducted by RealClear Politics, the + 14% of Joe Biden detected by the couple stands out in particular NBC-Wall Street Journal.
Not even a week after what has already been described as one of the worst debates in US political history, has a growing advantage emerged from the tycoon’s challenger to the investigative teams of the two newspaper giants.
So Biden, already advanced in recent months, seems to have consolidated a consensus leadership in September, with voters considering the Democratic challenger “More equipped to handle a number of key problems” For the country.
According to the survey, Biden currently records the 53% preferences, compared to 39% for Trump. The advantage of 14 percentage points refers to that detected just after the presidential debate last Tuesday, but before the announcement about the positivity of the president in Covid-19.
US elections: Biden 14 points ahead of Trump
Interviewees report in particular that Biden handled the confrontation better, although the percentage of those considering the debate remains high. negative for both sides at stake: for 17% of those interviewed, none of them gave a good image of themselves and the policy they would like to follow.
However, NBC notes that about three-quarters of those surveyed, 73%, say the debate will not affect their voting choices in any way. Of the rest, 19% say that after the confrontation they chose to vote for Biden and 6% instead decided on Donald Trump.
About a month from Election Day on November 3, polls reveal a stable lead for Biden, for an average that many say is orltre 8 percentage points.
Biden has a slight edge in multi-state polls that could be critical to winning, including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Arizona.
In addition, the magnate’s positivity to the coronavirus and the aura of mystery surrounding his health conditions have only complicated the outlook against Trump in recent days.
Regarding the coronavirus, in the NBC-WSJ poll 52% of voters say that Biden would have done a better job in fight hide-and-seek pandemicd, compared to 35% who prefer the tycoon’s answer.
