Biden holds 12 points ahead of Trump topping the poll

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Biden, the Democratic favorite, leads Trump by 12 points in an Investors Business Daily / TIPP survey, with the former vice president being supported by 54% of respondents. The margin is a 1-point dip for Biden on Trump between August and July, while Biden held a 13-point margin on Trump in the same poll.

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Sanders was supported by 49% of respondents, compared to 45% for Trump, while Warren and Harris were 49% to 46% for Trump in a hypothetical general election race.

According to the poll, Biden and Sanders both have a strong lead over the president among independent voters, with the two men winning more than 50% of the votes of independent voters in their direct confrontations with Trump.

Warren, meanwhile, has experienced difficulties in this demographic group, gaining support from only 47% of independent voters against 45% for Trump.

The correspondence surveys measured the responses of 848 registered voters from August 22 to 30, with an error margin of 3.3 percentage points.