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Sea of people attend the campaign in the state of Pennsylvania of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, on October 31 (US time) – Photo: Twitter
Three days before the official vote from 3 to 11, the race in the battle states between Mr. Trump and Mr. Biden continued to be fierce and the results until October 31 (US time) tended to support again. . rate for the current president before the critical moment.
Radio polls ABC and newspaper Washington Post (two media outlets that did not support Trump) announced on the night of October 31 that in Florida, Trump had a 50% support rate. This figure for Mr. Biden is 48%.
In Pennsylvania, Trump was still ahead of Biden by 44% – 51%, a difference of 7 percentage points. However, this is an improvement for Trump compared to the September poll, as Biden cut it 9 percentage points.
Both ABC and Washington Post polls in favor of Trump thus show a significant change in the rating of support for Trump, whereas in the past the results of media polls were “against Trump” showed Biden leadership in polls.
A survey of CNN An October 31 announcement shows that Biden has an advantage in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, but the gap between Biden and Trump is narrowing in Arizona and North Carolina.
In 2016, Trump won in the four states mentioned above. Under the current situation, whether Trump loses in any of the four states will also greatly affect his ability to win 270 electoral votes.
Meanwhile, in the battlefield state of Iowa, Trump took a relatively comfortable lead.
The Des Moines Register / Mediacom Iowa poll published November 1-11 (Vietnam time) showed that US President Donald Trump led Biden by 7 percentage points in this state.
The Des Moines Register / Mediacom Iowa Poll is considered the “gold standard” for the Iowa State Poll, which is a prestigious poll of the support situation for two candidates.
After the publication of this poll, American newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times, Politico and Hill reported on the news.
According to the latest poll, President Trump is receiving a support rate of 48%, while Biden is 41%. This is also the result of a big change in Iowa, because in a similar poll in September, Trump and Biden’s ratings are the same at 47%.
Iowa has traditionally been a battlefield state, relying on no party in elections. Iowa voted for former President Barack Obama (the Democratic Party) twice, before turning back to support Trump (the Republican Party) in 2016.
