The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that, in a three-way contest between Biden, Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 46% of likely U.S. voters would choose Trump, 36% would vote for Biden and nine percent (9%) would vote for Kennedy.
In April, Trump led by 6 points, 44% to 38% for Biden, with RFK Jr. at 10%. Four percent (4%) said they’d vote for some other candidate, and another four percent (4%) were undecided.
In a five-way match including Green Party candidate Jill Stein and former Harvard professor Cornel West in the latest poll, Trump does even better with 48% saying they would vote for Trump, 36% for Biden, 8% for RFK Jr., and 1% each for West and Stein.
Among unaffiliated voters, Trump is backed by 44%, Biden by 26%, and 15% would choose RFK Jr.
In a five-way matchup, Trump wins 52% of white voters, 21% of black voters, 45% of Hispanics, and 63% of other minorities. In a five-way matchup, Biden gets 34% of whites, 61% of black voters, 30% of Hispanics and 14% of other minorities.
The poll's margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
And, it's worth noting first that this is a poll of all-important likely voters and second, that Rasmussen has an excellent record for accuracy having predicted the final percentage spread in recent presidential races within a fraction of a percent.
In a five-way match including Green Party candidate Jill Stein and former Harvard professor Cornel West in the latest poll, Trump does even better with 48% saying they would vote for Trump, 36% for Biden, 8% for RFK Jr., and 1% each for West and Stein.
Among unaffiliated voters, Trump is backed by 44%, Biden by 26%, and 15% would choose RFK Jr.
In a five-way matchup, Trump wins 52% of white voters, 21% of black voters, 45% of Hispanics, and 63% of other minorities. In a five-way matchup, Biden gets 34% of whites, 61% of black voters, 30% of Hispanics and 14% of other minorities.
The poll's margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
And, it's worth noting first that this is a poll of all-important likely voters and second, that Rasmussen has an excellent record for accuracy having predicted the final percentage spread in recent presidential races within a fraction of a percent.
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