Biden LEADS Trump in New Hampshire poll – but just 35% think he can complete a second term and dissatisfaction remains high for BOTH

President Joe Biden leads Donald Trump by a significant margin, in a poll showing his ability to carry a state he held in 2020 even as disgruntled voters hold their noses and complain about their choices.

Biden leads Trump 52 to 40 in a new one CNN/University of New Hampshire poll, a healthy lead in a survey in which 8 percent say they are still undecided.

The survey reflects deep doubts about Trump among the broader New Hampshire electorate, even as he holds a huge lead over his divided rivals in the Republican primaries.

Overall, 62 percent of New Hampshire residents say they would be dissatisfied if Trump were to take back the White House, while 56 percent say they would be angry about it.

Biden has an eight-point lead over Trump among New Hampshire voters, according to a CNN/UNH poll

Residents are also not happy about the prospects of a second Biden term, but their emotions are more muted: 56 percent say they are dissatisfied or worse, but only 38 percent say they are angry.

Biden faces a tricky political situation in the state due to the Democratic National Committee’s new primary calendar, which puts South Carolina ahead despite New Hampshire’s long struggle to maintain its first-in-the-nation status.

If the state flouts DNC rules and steps up the fight, it could lead to Biden taking his name off the ballot. But the step of the event might not hurt him.

If that were to happen, 69 percent of Biden supporters say they would write in his name.

A total of 62 percent of New Hampshire residents say they would be dissatisfied if Trump were to take back the White House

That’s because he has a wide lead over challengers Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Maryanne Williamson.

Among Democrats, Biden is at 78 percent, Kennedy at 9 percent and Williamson at 6 percent.