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AlbanianFormer President Donald Trump, a Republican, has taken a lead over current President Joe Biden, a Democrat, on the eve of the latter’s planned State of the Union address this week in Congress, a poll shows.
Trump, at 48 percent, leads Biden’s 45 percent by 3 percent. One percent said they would vote for someone else, 3 percent said they would not vote for either Trump or Biden, 2 percent said they would not vote, and 1 percent had no opinion.
The survey, from the Washington Post and ABC News, represents a five-point swing Trump’s way from the pollster’s last such survey nationally back in September, which had Biden leading Trump 48 percent to 46 percent.
A new ABC/Washington Post poll shows Pres. Donald Trump with a 48 to 45 percent lead over Joe Biden among registered voters in a 2024 rematch. @OANN pic.twitter.com/opMj6mAqIU
— Daniel Baldwin (@baldwin_daniel_) February 5, 2023
CNN / Liberal Washington Post Poll: Trump takes lead over Biden on eve of State of the Union addresshttps://t.co/hvPLKScAPs pic.twitter.com/iA3stQRxdG
— RPK Report (@RPKReport) February 5, 2023
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