With approximately three months left until the United States elects its new president, Trump, who is one of the candidates, was involved in a judicial conflict that many thought could have consequences when it comes to recruiting voters in the elections, but It seems that people will not give it much importance.
Trump seems to be a little better on track than Joe Bidenand this was demonstrated in the different citizen surveys carried out by sites such as YouGov/The Economist, Morning Consult either Emerson College Polling, The Hill and WPIX from Nexstar: in general terms, The former president took advantage in each of the surveys just mentioned.
This means that, a priori, His judicial conviction would not mean a major problemgiven that both days before and days after, the polls give the Republican the advantage over the Democrat and did not mean a significant variation in the numbers that were previously recorded.
A CBS poll leads the Republican candidate
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In which states did Donald Trump lose voters?
Based on a June 6, nationwide survey Donald Trump maintained a three-point lead over Biden, but that fell to just one point after his conviction. However, given the states in which he lost support, it would still not prevent him from emerging victorious.
The biggest difference in favor of the former president occurs in Iowa, where he is 20 points above Biden. For its part, The current president of the United States becomes strong in states like Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Beyond slight variations, the panorama continues to clearly present a close election between both candidates.
