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Polls Suggest Biden , May Be Pulling Ahead of , Trump in Upcoming Election.<br/>With just eight months to go before November's <br/>United States presidential election, President Joe Biden <br/>has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in two polls.<br/>With just eight months to go before November's <br/>United States presidential election, President Joe Biden <br/>has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in two polls.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that both a Reuters/Ipsos poll <br/>and a Civiqs/Daily Kos poll predicted a narrow win <br/>for Biden in the presidential election rematch.<br/>The Reuters/Ipsos poll, which was conducted <br/>between March 7 and 13, found Biden securing <br/>39% of the vote and Trump garnering just 38%.<br/>The Reuters/Ipsos poll, which was conducted <br/>between March 7 and 13, found Biden securing <br/>39% of the vote and Trump garnering just 38%.<br/>The Civiqs/Daily Kos poll, <br/>held between March 9 and 12, saw Biden <br/>winning with 45% of the vote to Trump's 44%.<br/>The Civiqs/Daily Kos poll, <br/>held between March 9 and 12, saw Biden <br/>winning with 45% of the vote to Trump's 44%.<br/>The news comes after Biden's latest State of <br/>the Union speech received positive reviews <br/>from both experts and the American public.<br/>Biden reportedly used the <br/>opportunity to address concerns <br/>regarding his advanced age. .<br/>In my career I've been told <br/>I'm too young and I'm too <br/>old. Whether young or old, <br/>I've always known what endures, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via 'Newsweek'.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that Biden's approval rating <br/>currently stands at 38.4%, according to national <br/>average calculations by poll aggregator FiveThirtyEight.<br/>The same calculations found that 55.7% of <br/>voters disapprove of Biden's administration.<br/>Experts point out that much could change in <br/>the eight months between now and the election. .<br/>I wouldn't invest too much <br/>in any given poll or even a handful <br/>of polls. Both campaigns know this <br/>race is just about tied right now, <br/>will likely remain that way for a while, and <br/>are executing their strategies accordingly, Heath Brown, associate professor of public policy <br/>at City University of New York, via 'Newsweek'.<br/>I wouldn't invest too much <br/>in any given poll or even a handful <br/>of polls. Both campaigns know this <br/>race is just about tied right now, <br/>will likely remain that way for a while, and <br/>are executing their strategies accordingly, Heath Brown, associate professor of public policy <br/>at City University of New York, via 'Newsweek'
Polls Suggest Biden , May Be Pulling Ahead of , Trump in Upcoming Election.<br/>With just eight months to go before November's <br/>United States presidential election, President Joe Biden <br/>has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in two polls.<br/>With just eight months to go before November's <br/>United States presidential election, President Joe Biden <br/>has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in two polls.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that both a Reuters/Ipsos poll <br/>and a Civiqs/Daily Kos poll predicted a narrow win <br/>for Biden in the presidential election rematch.<br/>The Reuters/Ipsos poll, which was conducted <br/>between March 7 and 13, found Biden securing <br/>39% of the vote and Trump garnering just 38%.<br/>The Reuters/Ipsos poll, which was conducted <br/>between March 7 and 13, found Biden securing <br/>39% of the vote and Trump garnering just 38%.<br/>The Civiqs/Daily Kos poll, <br/>held between March 9 and 12, saw Biden <br/>winning with 45% of the vote to Trump's 44%.<br/>The Civiqs/Daily Kos poll, <br/>held between March 9 and 12, saw Biden <br/>winning with 45% of the vote to Trump's 44%.<br/>The news comes after Biden's latest State of <br/>the Union speech received positive reviews <br/>from both experts and the American public.<br/>Biden reportedly used the <br/>opportunity to address concerns <br/>regarding his advanced age. .<br/>In my career I've been told <br/>I'm too young and I'm too <br/>old. Whether young or old, <br/>I've always known what endures, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via 'Newsweek'.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that Biden's approval rating <br/>currently stands at 38.4%, according to national <br/>average calculations by poll aggregator FiveThirtyEight.<br/>The same calculations found that 55.7% of <br/>voters disapprove of Biden's administration.<br/>Experts point out that much could change in <br/>the eight months between now and the election. .<br/>I wouldn't invest too much <br/>in any given poll or even a handful <br/>of polls. Both campaigns know this <br/>race is just about tied right now, <br/>will likely remain that way for a while, and <br/>are executing their strategies accordingly, Heath Brown, associate professor of public policy <br/>at City University of New York, via 'Newsweek'.<br/>I wouldn't invest too much <br/>in any given poll or even a handful <br/>of polls. Both campaigns know this <br/>race is just about tied right now, <br/>will likely remain that way for a while, and <br/>are executing their strategies accordingly, Heath Brown, associate professor of public policy <br/>at City University of New York, via 'Newsweek'
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