The 2020 race is heating up
Chris Enloe
If the 2020 presidential
election were held today, President Donald Trump would lose, the latest Fox
News poll found.
What are the details?
The survey, published Sunday, found that Trump would lose to both former Vice President Joe Biden
— who has yet to formally announce a presidential campaign, although he is
expected to enter the race — and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who narrowly lost
the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.
The poll found that Trump
trails Biden by seven percentage points among registered voters, 47 percent to
40 percent. Similarly, Trump tails Sanders by three percentage points, 44
percent to 41 percent.
Additionally, the poll found
Trump would only narrowly beat the leading female Democratic candidates, Sens.
Kamala Harris (Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren (Mass.), defeating them each by
just two percentage points. Unfortunately for Trump, those numbers are within
the poll's margin of error.
NEW Fox News Poll shows if the election were held today, registered voters say they would pick @JoeBiden and @BernieSanders over @realDonaldTrump.@ewarren and @KamalaHarris trail Trump narrowly.— FoxNewsSunday (@FoxNewsSunday) 24 de março de 2019
(Sanders, Warren & Harris are within the margin of error.) pic.twitter.com/rYXF2hXNR2
Not only are Sanders and Biden
the most likely candidates to beat Trump in a general election, but among
Democratic primary voters, they are also the two most popular candidates.
Among Democratic voters that
Fox News polled, Biden garnered 31 percent of support while Sanders received 23
percent of support. Harris and former Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) each
received 8 percent of support, while Warren and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) each
received 4 percent of support.
Chris Enloe, The Blaze, 24-3-2019
RickyRay �� @RickyRayinGA
ResponderExcluirSpin it right side up, this is only registered Democrat Voters. It was a Democrats, Independents and Republicans that put @realDonaldTrump in office. They will do it again 2020 also we will be taking back the House and keeping the Senate.