According to a CBS News poll for the presidential elections to be held in the United States on November 5, former President Donald Trump’s vote rate rose to 52 percent following the assassination attempt against him, while incumbent President Joe Biden’s vote rate fell to 47 percent.
TRUMP’S VOTING RATE INCREASED BY 2 PERCENT
CBS News asked citizens July 16-18 who they would vote for in the upcoming presidential election on November 5.
According to the poll, Donald Trump increased his lead over his rival Biden after the assassination attempt against him. Trump, who was predicted to receive 50 percent of the vote according to the poll conducted on July 3, increased his vote rate to 52 percent in the current poll.
Biden’s vote rate, which was 48 percent in the July 3 poll, dropped to 47 percent in the current poll.
According to 54 percent of survey participants, Trump took a unifying stance following the assassination attempt against him.
TRUMP APPEARS TO BE AHEAD OF THE HARRIS OPTION
In the event that Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, who is considered the Democratic nominee in the event of Biden withdrawing from the election, face off, the former President is again seen as the frontrunner.
In this case, it is estimated that Trump will receive 51 percent of the votes and Harris 48 percent.
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