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Speed ReadsPoll WatchPresident Trump was so upset about a that showed him trailing former Vice President Joe Biden by 14 percentage points, he if it didn't retract and apologize for the survey. On Wednesday morning, with Biden beating Trump among registers voters by 13 points, 48 percent to 35 percent, Biden's widest margin this election cycle. Biden's lead over Trump is 8.1 points, 50.1 percent to 41. 7 percent, in the (which does not yet include the Reuters/Ipsos poll).In both the CNN and Reuters polls, Trump's job approval rating sagged at 38 percent, with 57 percent of U.S. adults disapproving. Trump last hit 38 percent approval in Reuters polling last November, when the House was on the verge of impeaching him. Trump still has the upper hand on the economy: 43 percent of voters said he would be better than Biden to handle the economy, versus 38 percent who picked Biden. But Trump was 15 points underwater on handing of the coronavirus pandemic — 55 percent disapproved, 40 percent approved — and his overall net approval rating has steadily dropped a total of 13 points among Republicans since March. The Reuters/Ipsos poll was among 4,426 U.S. adults, and it has a credibility interval of ± 2 percentage points.

Speed ReadsPoll WatchPresident Trump was so upset about a that showed him trailing former Vice President Joe Biden by 14 percentage points, he if it didn't retract and apologize for the survey. On Wednesday morning, with Biden beating Trump among registers voters by 13 points, 48 percent to 35 percent, Biden's widest margin this election cycle. Biden's lead over Trump is 8.1 points, 50.1 percent to 41. 7 percent, in the (which does not yet include the Reuters/Ipsos poll).In both the CNN and Reuters polls, Trump's job approval rating sagged at 38 percent, with 57 percent of U.S. adults...

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