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Washington Post said on Sunday, ABC News and former President Trump’s survey, which defeated President Biden, is probably “contrary ve and refers to other surveys showing the two islands in the dead heat. A Washington Post-EBC news questionnaire, published on Sunday, found Biden’s Trump with 42 percent support, compared to Trump with 51 percent support. In analysis of the questionnaire, Post said that Trump’s strong leadership significantly contradicts general election competition with other public polls showing a virtual dead heat ”. Gary Langer, a public opinion researcher, drew attention to fact that question order may be a factor in ABC news analysis.The candidate said it was traditional for surveys at this stage in election cycle because it is more relevant than support. “Many results are negative against Biden, which is delayed at the support of 2024, Lan Langer wrote. Message sales were also proposed as a possible factor, so a hypothetical vote at the beginning of this election may not recommend what to expect in the surveys next year. Stating that Biden’s bad performance ratings, economic discontent age concerns are probably all relevant factors, Langer argues that latest news is largely focused on negative public discourse about President, and Trump continues to feed base of criminal indictments, Frontrunner in GOP primary race. The questionnaire was carried out from a national example of 1,006 adults using the long-standing methodology of ABCPost Survey on September 15-20. Langer demographic consequences and partisan preferences “typical ,, 25 of the participants were defined as democrats, 25 percent a republican and 42 independent.told. The surveys recent weeks continued to show Trump and Biden very strict race, and a NBC News questionnaire published on Sunday showed dead heat 46 percent among registered voters.Found 44 percent among the voters registered figure.
The Pulse of Washington D.C.
