Trump’s defeat of Biden in the new poll

Fars News Agency International Group; Amid signs of a widening gender gap in support for the two front-runners in the US election, US President Joe Biden beat former President Donald Trump by six percentage points in a new poll.

A new national poll by Quinnipiac University showed that in a hypothetical race, Democratic front-runner Biden would win 50 percent of registered voters, compared to 44 percent for Trump. Republicans supported.

This means a turn in favor of Biden, who defeated Trump in the same poll in December 47 to 46 by only one percentage point.

Biden also managed to win the support of the majority of independents in the new poll with 52%, while support for Trump was 40%.

The poll also revealed a gender gap in support for the current and former occupant of the White House. Fifty-eight percent of women said they supported Biden, up from 53 percent in December. Meanwhile, 53 percent of men said they supported Trump, which was unchanged from December’s 51 percent.

According to Quinnipiac University poll analyst Tim Malloy, “gender demographics tell a story that with the help of women, Biden was able to tie with Trump in just a few weeks.” turn it into an average superiority for himself”.

While the temper of the American presidential elections is heating up with the holding of preliminary competitions, Biden is facing a handful of not so serious rivals in the Democratic Party; The Republican competition to determine the final candidate has turned into a competition between Trump and Nikki Haley, the former US representative to the United Nations.

Despite calls to step down in favor of Trump and bolster his position, Haley points to polls showing him doing better against Biden than Trump.

In the Quinnipiac poll, while Biden defeated Trump in a two-person race, Haley won in another race assuming that he is the final Republican candidate and Biden. To be the final candidate of the Democrats, defeat the President of the United States.

Quinnipac University poll analyst Malloy believes that Haley owes this advantage to the support of independents. But at the same time, he pointed out that with the addition of third-party candidates to the hypothetical race, Haley’s score dropped.

Earlier, most Americans in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, which was conducted to coincide with Trump’s second win in the Republican primary, would not be forced to run for president again. 2024 between him and Biden, they expressed their displeasure.

The primary election of the Democratic Party is scheduled to be held in South Carolina this weekend (Saturday or Sunday). Nevada is the next state where Republicans will compete, followed by South Carolina in late February.

The new Quinnipiac University poll between January 25 and 26 (5th to 6th of Bahman) with the participation of 1,650 American voters across the United States with a margin of error of plus and minus 2 4% was done.

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