US Election 2020: Biden leads Trump in four key swing states, poll shows

With US Presidential election just around corner, Democratic minee Joe Biden is leading President Donald Trump in four key swing states, according to New York Time and Siena College poll. former US vice president currently holds an advant over Republican incumbent Trump in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona and Florida. 

poll conducted between October 26 and 31 showed that Biden is ahead of Trump by three points, 47 to 44 per cent, in Florida. In Pennsylvania, 77-year-old Democratic challenger is leading by six points, 49 to 43 per cent. Biden is also ahead of Trump by six-point in Arizona, 49 to 43 per cent, and 11 points in Wisconsin, 52 to 41 per cent. 

According to NYT poll, Democratic presidential minee has consistently had upper hand over Trump across electoral map. Biden has t slipped behind US President in any of swing states that are likeliest to decide election. His strength is most prounced in Wisconsin, where he has an outright majority of votes. 

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60% of US citizens disapprove of Trump 

Should Biden’s lead hold in three of four states tested in survey, it would certainly be eugh to win. If Democratic leader were to carry Florida, he would also most likely need to flip just one large state that Trump won in 2016 to clinch presidency over his n-rival Hilary Clinton. surveys suggest that Biden has backed a broad advant among voters who have already cast ir ballots by mail or through early in-person voting, with Trump leading by a wide margin among those who have yet to vote. 

Meanwhile, a separate election poll has claimed that voters were increasingly disapproving of Trump, a revelation that directly attacks American president's confidence.  poll suggested that around 60 per cent of US citizens have disapproved of President Donald Trump holding rallies amid COVID-19 pandemic. national polls, however, can’t guarantee assured victory as in 2016, Hillary Clinton also had a clear lead over Trump in national polls, she, however, lost in electoral college. However, swing states will decide fate of candidates on vember 3. 

(Im: AP) 

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