Daily this newly released poll show former President Trump leading
President Biden in several important swing states.
Fox say Sharon Crowley joins us now with a closer
look at these numbers.
Sharon, what's the big picture with what we're seeing?
Yeah, well, Natasha and Bianca pollsters are telling me voters
are still extremely concerned about President Biden's handling of the
economy.
Younger voters also objecting to the war in Gaza.
Former President Trump also facing challenges including finding a way
to win voters who are not part of his base.
A new poll showing former President Donald Trump leading President
Biden in five of six battleground states.
The New York Times Siena College poll putting Trump ahead
in Pennsylvania,
Arizona, Michigan, Georgia and Nevada.
Biden is beating Trump right now in Wisconsin.
Voters are extremely concerned about the economy.
That's the number one issue.
Twice as many voters tell us that's the most important
issue as compared with everything else,
and right now by about 20 points.
They say that Trump is better on the economy than
is Biden.
Don Levy is the director of the Siena College Research
Institute.
He says Biden is losing younger voters who are upset
about the war in Gaza,
the Israel and the conflict in Gaza.
You know, that's certainly eating away at Biden support.
It's fractured the Democrats. We're seeing a growing number of
younger Democrats start to peel away from Biden,
pollsters warn It's still early and a lot can change.
Not the least of which is the outcome of any
of Trump's multiple legal battles.
Kane University Provost and political analyst David Birdsell says Biden
still has time to turn things around,
but he must move quickly.
It has to happen really before the summertime because those
attitudes are going to get locked in and it's going
to be very difficult to change minds of the heat
of the general election campaign in the few weeks between
Labor Day and Voting Day.
Birdsell says the challenge for Biden he needs to mend
fractures within the Democratic Party,
find a way to appeal to both the far left
and moderate Democrats.
He says Trump must also widen his support beyond mega
voters to win in November.
And here's another interesting facts Pollsters say the outcome of
the presidential election may actually be decided by a group
of voters known as double haters,
voters who don't like either candidate.
The double haters living in these six battleground states may
actually end up being the ones to put the next
president in the White House.
Thanks so much.