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Former President Donald Trump could easily defeat President Joe Biden if the election is held again, according to recent polls suggesting the Republican could win with a big lead.
A Fabrizio, Lee & Associates poll conducted for the former president’s Make America Great Again Committee showed Trump led Biden to the five swing states the current president won in 2020.
Those states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and make up a total of 73 votes in the Electoral College. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan were also key to Biden’s success in November.
That poll was conducted on 600 likely voters in each of the five states from Nov. 11 to 16 and had a margin of error of four percent.
It was found that Trump led Biden by 12 points in Michigan, 10 points in Wisconsin and six points in Pennsylvania.
Trump won those three states in 2016 by less than one percent in each case, ensuring his success.
The former president also led Biden with eight percent in Arizona and three percent in Georgia — both claiming Trump won in 2016 and successfully overturned by Biden last year.
Poll tracker FiveThirtyEight gives Fabrizio, Lee & Associates a B/C rating.
A separate Rasmussen Reports/Pulse Opinion Research poll conducted from Nov. 22 to 23 showed Trump’s defeat to Biden by a significant margin in a hypothetical match up.
The former president will win 45 percent to 32 percent if the poll findings are verified. Rasmussen also found that independents favor Trump over Biden by 47 percent to 20 percent.
In what could be another statistic for Biden, Rasmussen found that only 69 percent of those who voted for president last year said they would do it again, while eight percent of Biden voters would switch to Trump .
Conversely, 83 percent of those who voted for Trump last time would support him again.
The poll analyzed 1,200 likely voters and had a margin of error of three percent. Rasmussen enjoys a B rating from FiveThirtyEight.
A series of recent polls have indicated that Biden will face a tough struggle to win a second term, while his approval rating has remained low for months.
A poll at Emerson College conducted from Nov. 3 to 4 found that Trump would beat Biden by 45 percent to 43 percent in a potential 2024 rematch, while a Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll released Thursday found that Only 39 percent of Americans will vote for Biden in the next presidential election.
A USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll conducted from Nov. 3 to 5 showed a similar result, with 64 percent of respondents saying they don’t want Biden to run for another term.
When it comes to Trump, 58 percent said they don’t want him to run again.
FiveThirtyEight monitor Biden’s approval, which uses various polls and its own pollster ratings system, showed the president had a 42.9 percent approval rating on Nov. 24, while the disapproval was at 51.8 percent.
While Biden’s approval rating remains in negative territory and poll after poll shows Trump defeating him in 2024, the former president is teasing a comeback with the potential to be announced after the midterm elections.
Trump may have felt the guts in recent polls, especially his apparent leadership in the swing states that were crucial to reaching the 270 votes in Electoral College needed to win the White House.
A composite photo shows President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Recent polls show Trump defeating Biden in a hypothetical rematch. Getty Images
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