"Trump 41%" trends on Twitter after a new survey suggest that six Dems would beat him

According to a new poll by Quinnipiac University, published Tuesday, six Democratic candidates would best suit President Donald Trump for possible meetings in 2020.

The poll shows that 53% of voters say they would support Biden, while 40% say they would vote for Trump. The differences are smaller in Sens. Bernie Sanders (9 points, 51-42%), Kamala Harris (8 points, or 49-41%) and Elizabeth Warren (7 points, 49-42%). Other candidates, such as Senator Cory Booker and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have a five-point lead (5 points, 47-42%).

"The confrontations are taking place against the team of President Donald Trump." Former Vice President Joseph Biden and other Democratic candidates would override the president if the election had Today's leaders range from 13 percentage points to five thin points led by Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Cory Booker, "said Tim Malloy, Deputy Director of the Quinnipiac University Survey.

The convincing democratic attractiveness in potential domestic clashes has occurred despite a slight improvement in Trump 's approval rating and a general satisfaction at the time. regard to the economic situation.

According to the poll, 70 percent of US voters said the country's economy was "excellent" or "good," but only 41 percent said Trump deserved to be credited for a flourishing economy. 27% say Trump does not deserve credit and 28% say the economy is "not very good" or "mediocre".

On Twitter, many users have made fun of the president, in light of the results. They compared unpleasant notions, such as drinking a gallon of spoiled milk or undergoing colonoscopy without anesthesia, and attributed higher percentages to these ideas while citing the 41% of Trump.

"A very solid economy and people who have money in the bank – it's the magic combo that the White House hopes to do to be re-elected and these numbers remain solid," Malloy said. "But Trump does not have a lot of credit."

A poll by Fox News in mid-May yielded similar results for general elections. In this poll, Biden beat Trump by 11 points (49 to 38%), Sanders by 5 points (46 to 41%) and Warren by 2 (43 to 41%). Harris links Trump (41 to 41%) and Buttigieg follows closely (40 to 41%).

The results of the Quinnipiac poll come the same day the House of Representatives voted, by 22 votes to 191, a resolution condemning the Attorney General, William Barr, disregarding the non-compliance with Congressional summonses.

The fact remains that the elections will take place in 17 months, leaving enough time for a turnaround. As reported by CNBC, polls leading to the 2016 general election indicated that Hillary Clinton was going to defeat Trump in the presidential race.

From June 6th to 10th, Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,214 voters in the country with a margin of error of +/- 3.5 percentage points. The survey includes 503 lean Democrats and Democrats with a margin of error of +/- 5.4 percentage points.