Another poll shows Donald Trump's lead growing in a hypothetical rematch with President Biden.
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According to the latest Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey, the former president now has a three point edge over his successor.
The Hill further reports:
The results were evenly split at 46% among women, while men backed Trump by a margin of 50% to 43%. Biden won urban voters by 20 percentage points and suburban voters by four percentage points, but Trump romped among rural voters by 33 percentage points.
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Biden Continues to Lose Ground
The poll comes as Biden plays defense on a slate of issues, including inflation, stubbornly high rates of coronavirus infections and the messy withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Two-thirds of voters also disapprove of the administration's plan to pay reparations to illegal immigrants.
Democrats have sought to rebut criticism by highlighting rising job growth and an intense vaccination push while arguing Republicans are downplaying the need for Americans to get inoculated.
Yet as inflation takes away wage gains for millions of workers, among other dire economic indicators, Democrats continue to flounder. (RELATED: ‘Surprised' Biden Unsure of How to Deal With Skyrocketing Inflation)
Should Trump run, he would likely skate to the 2024 GOP nomination, according to the poll.
An Oct. 27-28, 2020 Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll showed Biden with an eight percentage point advantage over Trump.
Ultimately, Biden bested Trump by a four-point margin nationally. However, Biden's Electoral College victory only came down to tens of thousands of votes in Georgia, Wisconsin and Arizona combined.
Since the summer, Biden's abysmal approval ratings have spooked Democrats. Yet the immediate concern for congressional Democrats is to avert disaster in the coming midterm elections. (RELATED: Democrats Ridiculous Idea to Avert Catastrophe)
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