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Trump had a slight lead over Biden in two polls of voters conducted after last week’s debate.
One poll, conducted by SSRS for CNN, found that three-quarters of voters — including more than half of Democratic voters — said the party has a better chance of winning the presidency in November with a candidate other than Biden.
About 7 in 10 voters, and 45% of Democrats, said Biden’s physical and mental ability is a reason to vote against him, according to the CNN/SSRS poll.
According to a New York Times/Siena College poll : about 6 in 10 voters, including about one-quarter of Democrats, said reelecting Biden would be a risky choice for the country rather than a safe one. That poll found that Democrats were split on whether Biden should remain the nominee.
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Trump had a slight lead over Biden in two polls of voters conducted after last week’s debate.
One poll, conducted by SSRS for CNN, found that three-quarters of voters — including more than half of Democratic voters — said the party has a better chance of winning the presidency in November with a candidate other than Biden.
About 7 in 10 voters, and 45% of Democrats, said Biden’s physical and mental ability is a reason to vote against him, according to the CNN/SSRS poll.
According to a New York Times/Siena College poll : about 6 in 10 voters, including about one-quarter of Democrats, said reelecting Biden would be a risky choice for the country rather than a safe one. That poll found that Democrats were split on whether Biden should remain the nominee.
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