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In a new poll, President Joe Biden took the lead over Donald Trump in the swing state of Pennsylvania for the first time in the 2024 presidential cycle. The margin was 49% to 46%. This survey included responses from 1,680 registered voters in Pennsylvania and was conducted from Jan. 4-8, 2024.

The poll showed that Trump was leading the Republican presidential primary with 61% support among registered GOP voters. In contrast, Biden had an overwhelming 77% lead among registered Democratic voters for getting the party’s nomination. Biden also had a job approval rating of 40% approval and 58% disapproval.

The swing states are crucial battlegrounds that can decide the fate of the election. Results in these states are too close to call, prompting the parties to invest time, money, and energy to gain an edge in these states. Pennsylvania, in particular, is a swing state with the electoral heft to decide the election. Another poll by Redfield & Wilton Strategies in partnership with The Telegraph showed that Trump led Biden by 40% to 39% in Pennsylvania.

Quinnipiac’s October poll in the state showed Trump ahead with a 47%-45% margin against Biden. In June Trump and his successor received the support of 47% and 46% of the respondents, respectively. In a five-way hypothetical contest including independent and Green Party candidates, Biden pushed ahead with 41% support. Thirty-nine percent of the respondents threw their weight behind Trump, while Robert Kennedy Jr. and Green Party candidate Jill Stein received 11% and 4% support, respectively.



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