conducted by Republican polling shop P2 Insights for conservative nonprofit organization Building America’s Future from June 11-20, found Trump has extended his lead over Biden in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and Wisconsin since May and his conviction in his New York hush money trial.
“After enduring wall-to-wall negative coverage of his historic trial and tens of millions in negative attack ads from the Biden campaign in recent weeks, Donald Trump still leads in five key battleground states across the country,” P2 Insights partner Ryan Tyson wrote in a Wednesday“Joe Biden heads into the first debate in a difficult position because he is struggling to recreate the coalition that produced his victory in 2020,” Tyson said.
• Arizona — 63% of all likely voters agree Biden is “too old,” 34% disagree; 29% of 2020 Biden voters agree, 66% disagree • Michigan — 64% of all likely voters agree, 31% disagree; 34% of 2020 Biden voters agree, 61% disagree