Trump Up Over Biden by 6 in Arizona, 9 in Georgia, 13 in Nevada; Pennsylvania, Michigan & Wisconsin Remain Toss … – Siena College Research Institute
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“Former President Donald Trump now leads President Joe Biden by six points, 49-43% in Arizona, nine points, 50-41% in Georgia and 13 points, 51-38% among likely voters in a two-person race in the latest New York Times/Siena battleground polling. When third party candidates including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are added to the horserace, Trump’s lead grows to 9 in Arizona, to 14 in Nevada and drops to 8 in Georgia.”
“The three northern battleground states, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, remain very close as Biden tops Trump by a single point – 3 points with third party candidates in the race – in Michigan while Trump is up by 3 points in Pennsylvania and a single point in Wisconsin.”
“Democrats running for the Senate outperform their top of ticket as Ruben Gallego leads Kari Lake by 3 in Arizona, Jacky Rosen is even with Sam Brown in Nevada, Bob Casey holds a 2-point advantage over David McCormick in Pennsylvania and Tammy Baldwin tops Eric Hovde by 7 in Wisconsin. The four Democratic Senate candidates outpace Biden by between one and 13 points.”
“As three-quarters of likely voters in these six battleground states say the economy is no better than only fair or poor, large majorities in each state trust Donald Trump to do a better job on the country’s financial well-being than Joe Biden.”
“While abortion is cited as the third most important campaign issue behind the economy – number one – and immigration, by 64-27% battleground voters prefer abortion be always or mostly legal rather than always or mostly illegal. At least a plurality of voters – a majority in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – trust Biden more than Trump to do a better job on abortion.”
*The Pennsylvania Poll was done in partnership with the Philadelphia Inquirer and should be referred to as the New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena College Poll
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