The gap between Biden and Trump revealed in poll

The poll, conducted in partnership by the New York Times and Siena College, revealed the latest situation between the Democratic Party and Republican Party presidential candidates.

Of the voters who participated in the national poll, 43 percent stated that they would vote for Biden on November 5, while the rate of those who indicated they would choose Trump was 48 percent.

83 percent of those who voted for Biden in the 2020 presidential election noted that they could support the same candidate for a second time in November, while 97 percent of those who voted for Trump that same year noted that they would vote for him again.

"THE COUNTRY IS HEADING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION"

47 percent of the poll participants stated that they strongly disapproved of the way Biden is "handling his job," and one in every 4 participants thought the country was heading in the wrong direction.

In the poll conducted last year with the same questions in partnership by the NYT and Siena, Trump was 2 points ahead of Biden among registered voters, but in terms of "Electoral College" delegates, Biden was 2 points ahead of Trump.

It was reported that 980 registered voters randomly selected from both parties participated in the poll conducted at the national level between February 25-28.

News Source: AA