Trump and Biden’s tie in the hypothetical competition

According to the report of the Fars News Agency International Group, the results of a new survey conducted by the Ipsos polling company for the Reuters news agency showed that “Joe Biden”, the current president of the United States, and “Donald Trump”. The former president and his possible Republican opponent in the 2024 presidential election will start the election year with an equal and shoulder-to-shoulder competition. The determination of the party’s presidential candidate officially begins in the state of Iowa, 35 percent of respondents to this national poll said they would vote for Joe Biden, while the same percentage said they would vote for Donald Trump.

Nearly a third of the respondents said that they do not support either of these two candidates. 13% said that they will not vote at all in the elections, while 9% said that they will support another candidate, and 8% said that they are still not sure of their decision.

In response to The question of which one they would choose if they were forced to choose between Biden and Trump, both of them got an equal 48% of the votes.

This survey in another part of The obvious desire of a significant part of the voters for a third candidate was revealed. Kennedy Jr., independent candidate and nephew of John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, 18% voted for Kennedy, 29% for Biden and 30% for Trump.

This A survey among a sample of 4,677 American adults who were randomly selected and was conducted at the national level. The Republican primaries are superior to them by a margin of more than 37%, and in connection with the Democratic primaries, it also showed that none of Biden’s two rivals in this competition won more than two percent of votes.

This poll showed that a bipolarity has been created in the field of American politics in such a way that 76% of Democrats said they would vote for Joe Biden in the November 5th election, and 76% of Republicans also said they would vote for Donald Trump in this election. .

Independent voters did not show enthusiasm for Trump and Biden. Only 17 percent said they would vote for Trump, and 11 percent said they would vote for Biden. 41 percent of the respondents in this category also said that they will not vote at all in the elections. ) has been held.

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