Poll: Is Biden's Decision To Quit 2024 Race A 'Selfless Act'?

Vote Now - Swing States Give Trump The Edge America News Is Biden's Decision To Quit 2024 Race A 'Selfless Act'? [Yes, It Is]( [No, It Is Not]( [Do You Support Pardoning Trump?]( Swing States Give Trump The Edge The latest polling data from Emerson College Polling and The Hill provides a detailed view of the current political landscape in key battleground states as former President Donald Trump narrowly leads Vice President Kamala Harris. Here are the specifics from the poll:   Arizona: Trump leads with 49% compared to Harris's 44%, a 5-point lead. Georgia: Trump has a slight 2-point lead, polling at 48% against Harris's 46%. Michigan: The race is very tight with Trump at 46% and Harris at 45%, a marginal 1-point difference. Pennsylvania: Trump leads by 2 points, with 48% compared to Harris's 46%. Wisconsin: The candidates are tied, each holding 47%. These results are generally within the margin of error for the poll, suggesting a highly competitive race in these states. Harris is showing an improved performance compared to President Biden's earlier numbers, indicating her growing appeal, particularly after the June 27 debate and a recent endorsement from Biden.   Harris's campaign has seen a significant boost from young voters in these battleground states, with notable increases in support across the board. Additionally, potential vice presidential picks from these states are being favored by Democratic voters, with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer receiving considerable support.   The poll also highlighted competitive Senate races, with Democratic incumbents in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Arizona showing leads over their Republican challengers.   The survey involved 800 respondents each in Arizona, Georgia, and Michigan, with a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points. Pennsylvania had 850 respondents with a 3.3 percentage point margin of error, and Wisconsin had 845 respondents, also with a 3.3 percentage point margin of error. These polls were conducted on July 22-23. [signature] [Unsubscribe](