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President Trump took a commanding lead against Joe Biden in the latest Polymarket Poll. That's a 21 point shift to Trump in just one month.

The Polymarket Poll currently has Trump's likelihood of winning in 2024 at 56%. Trump is handily beating Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, and Robert Kennedy, Jr.

In the crucial swing states that will decide the 2024 election, polling shows that His Fraudulency Joe Biden's decrepitude is a bigger liability than former President Donald Trump's temperament and legal issues.

With some partners, the left-wing Cook Political Report polled seven swing states and found Trump leading in six: Arizona (+4), Georgia (+4), Michigan (+3), Nevada (+8), North Carolina (+8), and Pennsylvania (+3). The seventh swing state, Wisconsin, is a tie. Other than North Carolina, Biden was certified the winner in the other six in 2020.

Overall, in all seven states, this poll of 3,969 voters taken between May 6 and May 13 found Trump leading Hunter's Dad 38 to 43 percent.

Trump is now tied with Joe Biden in New Hampshire, according to new polling.

Years ago, this would not be surprising. New Hampshire used to be a red state, but decades of migration from liberals in Massachusetts who didn't want to pay the taxes that they consistently voted for has turned the Granite State blue.

Maybe people in New Hampshire have finally had enough.

Democrats have all but owned the Granite State's four Electoral College votes, winning seven of the past eight presidential contests - including Joe Biden's eight-point victory over President Donald Trump in 2020.

But the latest NHJournal/Praecones Analytica poll finds Biden tied with Trump in New Hampshire, putting him at risk of becoming the first Democrat to lose the state since Al Gore in 2000.

The survey of 862 registered voters taken the week of May 15-20 found Granite Staters evenly split between Biden and Trump at 36 percent, with 14 percent backing independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and another 12 percent choosing none of these.

Former President Donald Trump continues to dominate in the majority of 2024 swing states while remaining tied in Wisconsin, Cook Report/BSG/GS Strategy Group polling confirmed Thursday.

The survey almost mirrors multiple previous surveys that projects Trump will easily win reelection in November.

Trump holds an outside-the-margin lead in several states:

Overall, Trump leads President Joe Biden in swing states by five points.

The economy was the top issue for Americans, the poll found, confirming several pervious polls. Moreover, 59 percent of voters said Biden is responsible for inflation and rising costs.

The latest Harvard-Harris poll shows former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden by six points nationally in a hypothetical head-to-head race.

The poll, published Monday, finds Trump with a 49 percent to 43 percent edge over Biden, with less than six months to go until the November 5 election. Eight percent of respondents were undecided.

When undecided voters were pushed to select the candidate they leaned toward and included with the rest of the sample, Trump led 53 percent to 47 percent. His six-point advantage is a two-percent increase compared to April, when he led Biden 52 percent to 48 percent with leaners included.

Republicans coalesced behind the former president at a higher rate than Democrats got behind Biden, indicating enthusiasm is stronger among the GOP.

With leaners included, the 45th president garnered the support of 95 percent of GOP voters, while Biden corraled 91 percent of Democrats. Nearly one in ten Democrats broke for Trump, but just one in twenty Republicans supported Biden.

Moreover, Trump leads Biden 56 percent to 44 percent with unaffiliated and third-party voters.

Research group Blueprint conducted a poll to find what issues voters found most important ahead of the November election.

The poll was conducted from April 27 to April 29, and an online sample of 943 voters aged 18-30 were surveyed by Blueprint. The margin of error is 5.8 percentage points.

Unsurprisingly, the youth widely leaned towards the sitting president when it came to handle issues such as healthcare and corruption, but there were two major exceptions.

When it came to lowering prices and securing the border, most young voters were on the side of former President Donald Trump.

"As we've already talked about, young voters are much closer ideologically to Joe Biden than they are to Donald Trump," Evan Roth Smith, the lead pollster for Blueprint, said, per Washington Examiner.

"But, the two biggest issues of this election, inflation and immigration, it's very notable that with young voters - those are the only places Donald Trump has an advantage."

Amid numerous legal battles, former President Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden in key battleground states that will determine November's election, according to a fresh poll from The New York Times.

Trump is trouncing Biden in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania - five of six swing states.

Wisconsin is the lone battleground state where Biden is ahead.

The poll, conducted by the Times, Siena College, and The Philadelphia Inquirer, shows Trump leading Biden by 3 percentage points in Pennsylvania, 5 points in Michigan, points in Arizona, 10 points in Georgia, and 12 points in Nevada.

According to the poll, Trump is slated to make "demographic breakthroughs." Biden is still garnering more support than Trump among Black and Hispanic voters but significantly less than last cycle and his Democrat predecessors. Biden is leading Trump among Black voters 63 to 23 percent, plummeting from the 87 percent of Black voters who allegedly voted for Biden three and half years ago.

Virginia and Minnesota are in play, Trump pollster John McLaughlin, CEO and partner of McLaughlin & Associates, said during a Tuesday appearance on Breitbart News Daily.

McLaughlin said that Trump seems to be ahead in the national popular vote, explaining some of the data.

"There's eligible voters - probably 100 million - who don't vote. They had a record turnout last time, 160 million. That was up from 139 million in 2016," he said, explaining that Trump is also ahead in battleground states. The Trump campaign, he continued, released top line numbers for polls taken in Minnesota and Virginia, showing something extraordinary.

"Minnesota, we had Trump at 40 percent, Biden at 40 percent, Kennedy at nine, and Virginia was Biden 40, Trump 37, Kennedy eight, so Virginia and Minnesota are in play," he said, also citing an Emerson College Poll analyzing New Jersey. That survey showed Trump within five points. That poll, he added, was taken before Trump's massive rally in the Garden State, which attracted roughly 100,000 people.

"They had Biden 44 and Trump at 39 ... that was a state we lost by 16 points. And now we go back to April and you look in New York State, the Siena Poll, they had us within ten points. We've lost 61 to 38 in 2020, and now within ten ... Something's going on where we know that the court case and political persecution of Donald Trump is backfiring," he added.

President Joe Biden and his advisers reportedly denied significant negative polling data, despite media allies repeatedly warning the administration to moderate its far-left policies.

Former President Donald Trump leads Biden in five of the six swing states and made historic inroads with Hispanic, black, and young voters, New York Times/Siena/Philadelphia Inquirer polling found Monday.

The poll confirmed numerous polls dating back to November.

The poll found damaging results for Biden's reelection chances:

Only 28 percent of voters said Biden's economy helped their financial situation71 percent said economic conditions are negative80 percent said soaring prices are one of their biggest challenges

Voters also said they trusted Trump over Biden on the economy, the poll found:

43 percent preferred TrumpOnly 35 percent preferred Biden

Former President Donald Trump maintains a strong position among key swing state voters and has made historic inroads with Hispanic, black, and young voters, New York Times/Siena/Philadelphia Inquirer polling found Monday.

Trump leads in five of the six swing states. In four of the five states (excluding Pennsylvania), Trump's lead is outside the margin of error:

Arizona: Trump 49%-42% (registered voters), 49%-43% (likely voters)Georgia: Trump 49%-39% (registered voters), 50%-41% (likely voters)Michigan: Trump 49%-42% (registered voters), Biden 47%-46% (likely voters)Nevada: Trump 50%-38% (registered voters), 51%-38% (likely voters)Pennsylvania: Trump 47%-44% (registered voters), 48%-45% (likely voters)Wisconsin: Biden 47%-45% (registered voters), Trump 47%-46% (likely voters)

The hypothetical matchup results were similar when third party candidates were included in the polling. Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won an average of ten percent throughout the six states but appeared to take support equally from both Trump and Biden:

The Republican Party is enjoying an 11-point swing their way against the Democrat Party as the number of Americans expressing affiliation with their party has increased.

A Gallup poll conducted between April 1 and 22 showed that the Republican Party was enjoying a net average of 11 points in voters expressing affiliation with their party over the Democrats, compared to results in 2016.

The poll found that 47 percent of independent American voters said they leaned more toward the Republican Party, an increase from 42 percent in 2016. Meanwhile, 40 percent of voters said they leaned more toward the Democrat Party, a decrease from 46 percent in 2016, according to the poll results.

However, when independents were added in as an option, Republicans lead dropped. Forty-five percent of Americans expressed that they were independents, while 27 percent said they leaned more toward the Republican Party, with 25 percent of Americans leaning toward the Democrat Party.