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Biden vs. Trump

Jun 26, 2024

Photograph of Trump

Trump

45.0%
Photograph of Biden

Biden

43.8%

Estimate

95% of polls fall in this range

Polling average unskewer

Our 'unskewer' is a way to adjust for whatever bias you think is reflected in the polls. For example, if a Republican candidate is at 44% and a Democrat is at 42%, slide our 'unskewer' 2 point to the left and it will reduce the Republican candidate's margin by 2 points.

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A bit of background... The 2024 national popular vote polling average between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump is a significant indicator of the political landscape as the United States gears up for another presidential election. This matchup is a rematch of the 2020 Presidential Election, with Biden seeking to continue his leadership and Trump aiming to reclaim the presidency. Biden defeated Trump in 2020, flipping key states such as Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

755 polls

Latest Poll: Tue, Jun 25, 12:21 PM EDT

Jun 22 – 24

10,159 RV

Morning Consult
44.0%

Trump

44.0%

Biden

TIE

Jun 18 – 22

1,878 LV

YouGov/CBS News
50.0%

Trump

49.0%

Biden

+1 Trump

Jun 6 – 22

2,029 LV

ActiVote
51.6%

Trump

48.4%

Biden

+3 Trump

Jun 21

1,000 LV

Rasmussen Reports
49.0%

Trump

40.0%

Biden

+9 Trump

Jun 19 – 21

4,000 RV

Morning Consult
44.0%

Trump

43.0%

Biden

+1 Trump

Jun 16 – 18

4,000 RV

Morning Consult
44.0%

Biden

43.0%

Trump

+1 Biden

Jun 15 – 18

1,095 RV

Beacon Research/Shaw...
50.0%

Biden

48.0%

Trump

+2 Biden

Jun 15 – 17

10,142 RV

Morning Consult
44.0%

Biden

43.0%

Trump

+1 Biden

Jun 12 – 14

4,000 RV

Morning Consult
43.0%

Trump

43.0%

Biden

TIE

Jun 13

930 RV

Ipsos/Reuters
41.0%

Trump

39.0%

Biden

+2 Trump

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The polling bias for the 2016 and 2020 Presidential elections is based on analysis from the American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) comparing actual results to national polls. For the 2018 and 2022 elections, bias was measured by comparing FiveThirtyEight's Generic Ballot polling average with the adjusted US House National Popular vote, using data from the UVA Center for Politics (2018) and DecisionDeskHQ (2022).

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