The new Rasmussen poll had Donald Trump at 46% and Joe Biden at 36%. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came in at 9% in the latest poll. The remaining people polled chose another candidate or said they were ...

A new national telephone and online survey by Rasmussen Reports finds that, if the election were held today, just 40% of Likely U.S. Voters would vote to reelect Biden, while 46% would vote for Trump.

Biden and Trump locked in a dead heat, each claiming 45% of voter support in the latest poll. Americans rate Biden's performance unfavorably yet Trump's legal woes cast a shadow on his candidacy.

Former President Donald Trump leads President Biden by 10 points nationally in the 2024 White House race, according to a new poll. The Rasmussen Reports survey, released Friday, found 46% of ...

But Mr. Biden has become so unpopular that Mr. Trump is now leading the President in most head-to-head surveys. In the latest WSJ poll published on the weekend, Mr. Trump is leading Mr. Biden 47% ...

On July 12, Rasmussen showed Trump with a 6-point head-to-head lead over Biden. One week later, on July 19, the pollster reported a 3-point Trump lead.. Individual polls, of course, mean little on ...

The latest Rassmussen national poll on the 2024 presidential contest shows Donald Trump leading Joe Biden by ten points in a two-way contest, and by 12 points in a five-way race. Polls are not ...

Trump vs. Biden: A dramatic ... Trump, 77, has been testing the limits of gag orders in the federal case involving Jan. 6 and in the New York civil fraud case brought by the state attorney general.

Overall in New York City four years ago Biden received 2,321,759 votes, 76%, to Trump’s 691,682 votes, or 23%. Hillary Clinton 79% did better, winning 79% of the vote in Gotham to Trump’s 18% ...

Republican leaders see Trump as a loser who will drag the party to defeat, much as they feel he did in 2018, 2020 and 2022.. Most of the party’s voters don’t buy that. They see Biden as a sure ...

ATLANTA (AP) — U.S. President Joe Biden and his Republican rival, Donald Trump, will meet Thursday for the first general election debate of the 2024 season — a chance for both candidates to ...

A New York Times poll last week captured exactly what the 2024 election is going to be about, should the two nominees be President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump: a battle to see who ...