However, people like former U.S. President Barack Obama and former Secretary of
State John Kerry seem to have been struggling to defeat Republicans in the House
of Representatives and the Senate. It should be noted that according to polls in
the United States, the probability of Democrats in the House of Representatives
is greater than the Senate.
Currently, Trump’s Republican Party controls both the House of Representatives
and the Senate.
But Democrats have opened a six-point lead over Republicans ahead of the midterm
elections, according to a new poll. As the U.S. gears up for November’s ballot,
which will see the two parties battle for control of congress, a fresh YouGov
survey suggests 44 per cent of voters would opt for a Democrat if the election
was held today.
That compares to 38 per cent who would vote Republican, and 14 per cent of
respondents who remain undecided. The November midterms will be a referendum on
Trump’s impeachment Billed as the first big referendum on Donald Trump’s first
two years in office, the midterms have the potential to change the country’s
political landscape. Democrats have consistently led in the polls since the
election of Trump, though the gap appears to have swung wildly in recent months.
In January, Democrats led Republicans in a generic ballot by a huge 12 per cent.
By April the lead was down to just 4 per cent, according to an ABC News and
Washington Post poll. Currently, men favor the Republican Party over the
Democrats by one percentage point, whereas women prefer the Democratic Party by
a margin of 11 per cent.
The GOP holds an 8 per cent lead over Democrats among white voters, but the
tables are turned dramatically among ethnic minorities. Four out of five black
people would vote Democrat, the poll suggests, compared to just 10 per cent who
would opt for a Republican. Hispanics also favor Democrats by a margin of more
than two-to-one.
The YouGov poll randomly selected 1,500 US adults, more than 1,200 of whom are
registered voters. The organization said the survey has a margin for error of 3
per cent. Currently, Trump’s Republican Party controls both the House of
Representatives and the Senate. In the House, 435 seats are up for election in
the forthcoming midterms.
The Republicans in that chamber currently hold 238 seats. The Democrats have
192. There are 35 seats up for grabs in the Senate. The Democrats need to
defend 26 seats they already hold and win two extras in order to take control of
the chamber.
In other hand, In recent days, many articles on the 2020 presidential election
in the United States are published. Some analysts believe that Trump will have a
difficult path in pursuit of his rival candidate, while others believe he will
eventually be elected as President of the United States. However, analysts and
U.S. citizens seek to assess and measure the outcome of the presidential
election, while there are still two years left until the presidential elections
in the United States!
It should not be forgotten that, in the 2016 presidential election, Trump didn’t
really succeed in defeating his rival Hillary Clinton, and she has won the
popular vote by more than 2.86 million ballots. However, Trump moved to the
White House based on the Electoral College (which is an example of an objective
violation of democracy in the United States).
Trump has now received news on his declining popularity with American citizens
in important and determining states. Under such conditions, most American
analysts don’t predict a good, stable political future for their controversial
president!
What is certain is that Trump will not have an easy path to win the upcoming
presidential election. Public opposition to the policies of Donald Trump, the
controversial president of the United States, is still on the rise. Polls
conducted in the United States indicate that many of the American citizens who
voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential elections, are now regretting
their choice.
Source:TehranTimes