Trump Edges Out Biden in Recent Poll
A recent poll conducted by the University of North Florida (UNF) reveals a tightening race between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden. The poll, which surveyed 745 likely voters from April 8 to 20, shows Trump leading Biden by a slim margin of two points, with 47% of respondents supporting Trump and 45% supporting Biden.
The remaining respondents were either undecided, planned to vote for other candidates, or did not intend to vote. This close race suggests a potential shift in favor of Trump compared to earlier polls this month that showed Biden gaining momentum.
The poll also highlights a potential shift in voter demographics. While younger voters traditionally lean towards Democrats, recent polls show Trump gaining favor among this group. Conversely, Biden appears to be making strides with older voters.
Despite Trump's ongoing trial in New York City, 67% of voters stated that a conviction would not influence their vote. This suggests that the trial may not have a significant impact on the election outcome.
Overall, the UNF poll indicates a close race between Trump and Biden, with a potential shift in favor of Trump. However, it is important to note that the election is still months away, and the political landscape could change significantly in the meantime.