Research institutions and newspapers published poll results about the popularity of US President Donald Trump, who is aspiring for a second term, and his opponent, Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
A poll conducted by the conservative Rasmussen Foundation showed Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden ahead of Republican candidate Donald Trump, by 12 points at the national level.
Fifty-two percent of the voters polled said they would vote for Biden, compared to 40% for Trump, which strengthens the Democratic candidate's lead in various opinion polls conducted in recent days.
The Rasmussen polls are the polls most praised by President Donald Trump.
Florida, Pennsylvania and Arizona
A new poll showed that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is enjoying comfortable progress in the crucial states of Florida and Pennsylvania.
According to a survey conducted by Quinnipiac University, Biden is 11 points ahead of President Donald Trump.
According to this poll, 51% of those polled declared their support for the former Vice President, compared to 40% for the Republican President.
Biden is also ahead of Trump in Pennsylvania by 13 points, with 54% of those polled saying they would vote for the Democratic candidate, compared to 41% for President Donald Trump.
According to another poll conducted by Reuters / Ipsos, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is ahead of Trump in Florida, and the election race is close in Arizona.
The poll indicated that Biden is 4 percentage points ahead in Florida, and 2 percentage points ahead in Arizona.
Earlier, a CNN poll showed that the Democratic candidate had advanced with 57% of the vote, compared to 41% for Trump.
Confidence and attack
Biden appeared confident of winning the elections, as he appeared in a video telling a group of his supporters as they dance, "I want to see you dancing when you are 4 years older," indicating that he will run for a second presidential campaign after serving 4 years as president in the White House.
For his part, Trump described his Democratic opponent as "an imbecile," and wrote in a tweet on Twitter, "He's been a moron for years, and everyone knows that."
He added, "The media find themselves forced to deal with him and try to protect him," adding, "Have you noticed that all the negative matters and his very low IQ are no longer remembered?
Trump pledged to return to his election campaign quickly, and to participate in the second presidential debate against Biden in Miami on October 15, despite his infection with the Corona virus.