Biden TRAILING Trump in Pennsylvania: New Worrying Poll for Joe Shows Him Behind the Former President in a Key State That Could Determine the Outcome of the 2024 Election
- New poll shows Trump beating Biden in key state of Pennsylvania
- While only one point apart, results show Pennsylvania may be falling back after flipping from red to blue between the 2016 and 2020 elections
- The same poll shows that Democratic Senator John Fetterman had little approval after he defeated Trump-backed Republican nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz in the 2022 midterm elections
Pennsylvania is increasingly becoming a key state to win a general election to become president — and a new poll shows Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in the swing state.
While only one percentage point separates the two 2024 leaders in the latest Quinnipiac studythe backlash to Trump as 2024 approaches shows that the Keystone State is likely unhappy with the recent shift to an all-Democratic leadership in Pennsylvania.
In addition, the poll showed that Republican primary voters far prefer Trump over any other candidate so far, with a total of 49 percent support. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is in second place — as he ranks in most if not all polls — with 25 percent saying they favor him as the nominee.
However, a DailyMail.com poll released last week shows that DeSantis has the best odds against Biden — even though both the governor and Trump would still lose to him.
A new poll shows Donald Trump would beat President Joe Biden in the key state of Pennsylvania if the general election were held today
While only one point apart, it shows Pennsylvania could swing red back after flip-flopping from red to blue between the 2016 and 2020 elections
With 20 Electoral College votes and a tendency to fluctuate between elections, Pennsylvania is one of the states crucial to determining who wins the presidency.
In the 2022 Pennsylvania midterm elections, former Republican Senator Pat Toomey was succeeded by Democrat John Fetterman.
Fetterman’s victory over Trump-backed Republican nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz made both senators for the state become Democrats, as did new governor Josh Shapiro, who replaced a fellow outgoing Democrat in former governor Tom Wolf.
After voting for Trump in 2016, Pennsylvania turned blue for Biden in 2020.
If the general election were held today and Trump was the Republican nominee and Biden was the Democrat, 47 percent of voters in the Quinnipiac poll said they would vote for the former president, while 46 percent said they would vote for the current commander in chief. would go. chief.
Another 2 percent said they would vote for another candidate, another 2 percent said they wouldn’t even vote, and another 2 percent said they hadn’t decided yet.
The same poll shows that Democratic Senator John Fetterman received little approval in Pennsylvania after beating Trump-backed Republican nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz in the 2022 midterm elections.
Despite the apparent leaning to the right, Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro relatively high: 57 percent said they were in favor of the work he does, compared to 23 percent disapproving.
Pennsylvania voters are also unhappy with Fetterman’s performance as their new U.S. senator, as he had to take medical leave to be hospitalized for depression shortly after being sworn in earlier this year.
The new Quinnipiac survey released Wednesday shows that 50 percent of Pennsylvania residents disapprove of Fetterman’s work in just five months, while only 39 percent agree.