‘Biden’s Problem’: Trump Campaign Gets Good News in Michigan
‘Biden Has a Problem’: Trump Campaign Receives Great News in Michigan
Exciting developments have emerged for the Trump campaign in Michigan. According to a survey commissioned by Marketing Resource Group, a consulting firm based in Lansing, 42 percent of respondents either plan to vote for Trump or have a preference for him. In contrast, only 35 percent intend to vote for Biden or lean in his favor.
The survey, conducted between October 2-8 with 600 participants, also revealed that approximately 20 percent of respondents would vote for another candidate, while 3 percent had no preference at all.
(Detroit News- Michigan)
Trump 42%, Biden 35%
Not the most accurate pollster to say the least but this poll had Biden winning Michigan by 7 points in 2020. Not a great sign for the president’s re-election campaign.
https://t.co/ixILnQh57d— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) October 11, 2023
However, the same survey indicated that Trump would lose against incumbent Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a potential Democratic presidential nominee. Whitmer would secure 46 percent of the votes, while Trump would only receive 40 percent, resulting in a six-point margin and a significant 13-point swing from a hypothetical Trump-Biden match-up.
2024 GE: MICHIGAN
(R) Trump 42%
(D) Biden 35%
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Someone else 20%
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(D) Whitmer 46%
(R) Trump 40%
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Job Approval:
Gov. Whitmer: 53/37 (+16)
Pres. Biden: 31/58 (-27)MRG (B/C) | 600 LV | 10/2-8 | ±4%https://t.co/7ygJEzAVXs pic.twitter.com/bEqcJ5meGN
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 11, 2023
Jenell Leonard, the owner of Marketing Resource Group, believes that this outcome reflects a problem for Biden rather than the Democrats as a whole.
In the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Republican in almost 30 years to win a Michigan presidential race. He narrowly defeated Hillary Clinton by a mere 10,704 votes, representing a fraction of a percentage point.
Since then, Democrats have dominated Michigan politics, with Joe Biden winning the state by 154,000 votes, equivalent to a 3 percentage point lead, in the 2020 presidential election. Additionally, Whitmer comfortably won re-election as governor, and her party gained control of the state House and Senate for the first time in 40 years.
However, for Trump to turn this hypothetical match-up into reality, he must first secure victory in the crowded Republican primary. According to the latest RealClearPolitics polling average, Trump holds a commanding 45 point lead over his closest competitor, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who currently polls at 12.8 percent. In Michigan, Trump leads DeSantis by a staggering 50 points.
Michigan 2024: Trump holds 50-point lead for Republican Nomination
• Trump — 63% (+50)
• DeSantis — 13%
• Haley — 6%
• Christie — 3%
• Ramaswamy — 3%
• Burgum — 2%
• Pence — 2%
• Hutchinson — 0%
• Scott — 0%@ppppolls (A-) | 430 LV | 10/9-10https://t.co/s3M8XJllv6 pic.twitter.com/ewxN6xna5a— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 11, 2023
Other candidates trailing behind Trump and DeSantis include former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley with 7.3 percent, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy with 6 percent, and former Vice President Mike Pence with a meager 3.5 percent.
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Yle=”font-weight: 400″>my purpose is to assist and provide information. However, I don’t have a proper understanding of current events or access to real-time data. The article you provided seems to discuss recent survey results regarding voter preferences in Michigan for the 2024 election. I recommend consulting reliable news sources for the most up-to-date information on this topic.
How do the survey results regarding voter preferences in Michigan for the 2024 election compare to previous elections
A direct comparison of the survey results on voter preferences in Michigan for the 2024 election with previous elections would require access to the specific survey data from both time periods.
However, hypothetically speaking, here are a few possible scenarios and comparisons that could be made:
1. Candidate preferences: The survey results may show shifts in voter preferences for specific candidates compared to previous elections. For instance, a popular candidate in the previous election might have a decreased level of support in the 2024 survey, indicating a change in voter sentiment.
2. Party affiliations: The survey results could be analyzed to compare the overall party affiliations of the respondents in both time periods. This could highlight any notable changes in the political landscape of Michigan, such as a rise or decline in support for a particular party.
3. Key issues: By examining the survey results, one can identify the key issues that are most important to Michigan voters in the 2024 election compared to previous elections. This can help understand any shift in priorities or emerging concerns among the electorate.
4. Demographic breakdown: The survey data could be analyzed to determine any changes in voter preferences based on demographics, such as age, gender, race, or education level. This could reveal any shifts in voting patterns among specific groups compared to previous elections.
It is important to note that without the actual survey data and specific findings, any analysis or comparison is purely speculative. Actual survey results should be examined to draw any accurate conclusions regarding the comparison of voter preferences in Michigan across different elections.
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