“Biden falls behind not only Trump but also Haley in the virtual bilateral match.”

A public opinion poll showed that President Joe Biden, who is running for re-election in the US presidential election held in November next year, is behind not only Republican former President Donald Trump but also former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley in a virtual bilateral match.

According to the results of a poll conducted by Messenger and Harris on 2,018 registered voters from the 27th of last month to the 1st of last month and announced on the 5th (local time), in a virtual match between President Biden and former Ambassador Haley, President Biden would get 37%. It was found that he was 4 percentage points (p) behind former Ambassador Haley (41%).

Even when faced with former President Trump (47%), President Biden (40%) lagged by a gap of 7 percentage points.

However, President Biden (41%) was ahead by 1 percentage point in a hypothetical matchup with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (40%).

The results of this public opinion poll are analyzed as showing the competitiveness of former Ambassador Haley, who has recently shown an upward trend in the Republican presidential nomination race.

In particular, it was found that independents were more competitive than former President Trump. Former Ambassador Haley received support from 40% of independents, while former President Trump received only 37%.

However, in the Republican presidential primary, it was confirmed that former President Trump had an overwhelming lead.

In a virtual bilateral match with former Ambassador Haley and Governor DeSantis, former President Trump overwhelmingly received approval ratings of 76% (Haley 19%) and 73% (DeSantis 21%), respectively.

President Biden’s approval rating for his performance in state affairs was found to be 38%.

(Washington = News 1)