Biden far behind in Sun belt and closer in Rust belt

 American Action News:

With a wealth of recent polls showing President Joe Biden trailing former President Donald Trump in Sun Belt states, it’s looking increasingly likely that Biden will have to win the key Rust Belt battlegrounds to secure reelection.

Trump is currently leading in the general election by 1.1%, and has consistently posted leads in almost every battleground state, according to RealClearPolitics averages. However, Biden’s polling has fallen more in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina, with Trump leading by 5.2%, 4.6%, 6.2% and 5.4% respectively.

But Trump’s Rust Belt margins are thinner, with the former President leading Biden in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin by 0.8%, 2%, and 0.6% respectively.

If Biden is unable to make up ground in the Sun Belt, his path to 270 electoral votes may hinge on winning the Midwest.
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Biden deserves to lose.  Not only has he been a terrible president but he is incapable of reading a sentence prepared by his staff.  Biden's dementia is too apparent to ignore.  It tells you something about the weakness of the Democrats that they are still hanging with a guy who is incapable of reading a speech. 

See also:

Rasmussen Poll: GOP Leads by 5 on Generic House Ballot

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