And the 57% who say she is qualified to serve as president if that becomes necessary is only topped by Biden (63%) and Al Gore in 1992 (64%). Essentially, Biden widened his advantage from May to June following the beginning of the protests after George Floyd's killing in late May, and it's not gotten worse for Trump since.

The survey also includes an oversample of residents of 15 battleground states for a total subsample of 636 adults and 569 registered voters from those states.

More also say Biden will unite the country and not divide it (55% Biden to 35% Trump). It is narrower, however, among those voters who live in the states that will have the most impact on the electoral college this fall.Across 15 battleground states, the survey finds Biden has the backing of 49% of registered voters, while Trump lands at 48%. And more generally, Biden is more often seen as having "a clear plan for solving the country's problems" (49% choose Biden to 43% Trump) and as better able to "manage the government effectively" (52% Biden to 44% Trump). Fareed points out Biden and Reagan's winning political formula Hear Trump's sister criticize her brother in secretly recorded audioActing DHS secretary addresses report that he was not appointed legallyPresident Trump's sister criticizes him in secret audioVideo shows Kanye campaign moments before missing deadlineEx-Trump official: Fox host was Trump's shadow chief of staffTrump says he knows nothing of 'We Build The Wall' projectPostal worker explains why she doesn't believe Louis DeJoyKamala Harris reacts after Trump called her 'nasty'Massive windstorm leaves state Trump won big in jeopardyBannon calls arrest and charges a 'political hit job'

And a majority, 62%, say her selection does not have much effect on their vote. The poll suggests that supporters of the two candidates are living in alternate universes when it comes to the issues that matter to their vote. Nearly 6 in 10 say they support the candidate they do because of their view of Trump (29% say their Biden vote is more to oppose Trump, 30% say they are casting a Trump vote in support of him), while only 32% say Biden is the deciding factor (19% are voting in favor of Biden, 13% casting a ballot to oppose him).
See how President Trump is polling against challenger Joe Biden as each vies to win the 2020 presidential election And when it comes to these top issues, nearly all Trump and Biden supporters think their man is the right one for the job.

Both candidates are viewed favorably by 45% in those states.Harris joins the ticket with a narrowly positive favorability rating (41% have a favorable view, 38% unfavorable), which is an improvement since May when 32% of Americans said they had a positive view of her and 33% a negative one.Biden's selection of Harris is rated as excellent or pretty good by most (52%), and 57% say it reflects favorably on Biden's ability to make important presidential decisions. In that survey, Biden led Trump 48% to 42% in Wisconsin and 49% to 43% in Pennsylvania. Seventy percent of Biden voters say the coronavirus is critically important vs. 24% of Trump voters. The pool of battleground states in this poll includes more that Trump carried in 2016 (10) than were won by Hillary Clinton (5), reflecting the reality that the President's campaign is more on defense than offense across the states. More Americans are concerned about the economy and keeping their current, or getting a new, job. The approval ratings reported here are based on Gallup Daily tracking averages for President Donald Trump in 2017 and 2018, and periodic multiday Gallup polls for Trump starting in 2019. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds.Overall, 50% of registered voters back the Biden-Harris ticket, while 46% say they support Trump and Pence, right at the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.

“According to the poll one in five Americans see it as the top election issue putting it level with education and behind the economy. In the average state poll in June, Biden outperformed Hillary Clinton's margin by 8 points. As I've Still, the current difference between the polls at this point and the result isn't wide enough to suggest Biden has this locked away given how much polls have moved from this point to the election historically.

Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds.Yet, while Biden has maintained advantage, Trump has one thing going for him: His position is no longer deteriorating.

The average methodology is summarized below the table. Overall, pretty much every method agrees that Trump has, if nothing else, stopped the bleeding. This page displays the current 270toWin Polling Average for each state. It is 4.0 points among registered voters and 5.4 points for results for registered voters in the battleground states.Fareed points out Biden and Reagan's winning political formula Hear Trump's sister criticize her brother in secretly recorded audioActing DHS secretary addresses report that he was not appointed legallyPresident Trump's sister criticizes him in secret audioVideo shows Kanye campaign moments before missing deadlineEx-Trump official: Fox host was Trump's shadow chief of staffTrump says he knows nothing of 'We Build The Wall' projectPostal worker explains why she doesn't believe Louis DeJoyKamala Harris reacts after Trump called her 'nasty'Massive windstorm leaves state Trump won big in jeopardyBannon calls arrest and charges a 'political hit job'
The fact that Trump's standing hasn't gotten any worse may come as a bit of a surprise given the rise of coronavirus cases and deaths nationally.

“The polling suggests Mr Trump is emerging as the race leader because of a belief he is best in handling the economy,” Maddox wrote. Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. After months of major national polls showing former Vice President Joe Biden with a sizable margin over President Donald Trump — a new survey … That being said, an overwhelming majority support Trump—and oppose Biden—when it comes to reopening schools in the fall.“The one issue that continues to bug President Trump is his handling of the coronavirus crisis,” Maddox wrote. However, 49 percent disapprove of President Trump’s handling of the crisis while only 41 percent approve.

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