According to the latest poll for the November presidential election conducted by Reuters / Ipsos, Democratic President Biden (pictured right) has a 40% approval rating among registered voters, ahead of Trump, who is likely of being the Republican candidate for president (same as on the left) ahead of 39%, with Biden leading by only 1 point. The photo on the right was taken at the White House in March, and the photo on the left was taken in New York in November 2023. (2024 Reuters / Brendan McDermid and Elizabeth Frantz)
[ワシントン ３０日 ロイター] – According to the latest poll for the November presidential election conducted by Reuters / Ipsos, Democratic President Biden has an approval rating of 40% among registered voters, while former President Trump, who is likely to have is a Republican candidate, an approval rating of 39% %, with Biden leading by only 1 point.
The lead has shrunk by 4 points in the previous survey (April 4-8).
The survey was conducted online and included responses from 856 registered voters.
Twenty-eight percent of registered voters said they had not chosen a candidate, indicating they were leaning toward an independent candidate or might not vote.
Robert Kennedy Jr., who ran as an independent, had an 8% approval rating.
Although Mr. Trump led Mr. Biden by 2 points in terms of approval ratings among all respondents, voters who have completed the registration process are more likely to vote in the November election, so they are given more weight. Only two-thirds of voters voted in the last presidential election in 2020.
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