A new two-way poll shows that Trump would receive 50 percent of the Michigan vote in the U.S. presidential election, while Biden would receive 42 percent.
Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden in Michigan in the U.S. presidential election race, according to a pollThe poll of 1,132 registered voters from CNN conducted from March 13 to 16 found that 50 percent of voters would support Trump in a two-way match-up, while 42 percent would vote for Biden. In a four-way match-up including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West, Trump would receive 40 percent of the vote, while Biden would get 34 percent.
Meanwhile, 45 percent of voters said the country would be better off if Republicans win control of the Senate in November. Thirty-five percent said the country would be worse off and 20 percent said there would be no difference.In the country as a whole, support for Biden and Trump is more evenly split, with most polls dividing the two politicians by just one percentage point.
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