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New development in national polls in the White House race: Trump closes the gap between him and Biden • 50.7% for the Democratic candidate compared to 46.3% for the president

• President Trump and Democratic candidate Biden // Photo: AFP, AP

While the state of the polls is welcoming Democratic candidate Joe Biden, everyone seems to hold one opinion: it's hard to believe them, because Trump is a unique candidate and current models do not necessarily meet the voting pattern of his supporters.

In an article by a New York Times deputy editor who grew up in the state of Pennsylvania, he wrote: "The polls show that Biden has a grip on the critical districts, but why on the ground is the feeling so different?"

He even asked, "Is it possible to believe the polls?"

In light of the situation he feels in his country.

He went on to write that during his visits to such an important country this year, people say they are "surrounded by Trump supporters."

The deputy editor, who grew up in the country himself, writes: "Surveys show that Biden leads between 5 and 13 points in Pennsylvania, but I grew up here and I doubt it. This place has become a trampland."

A woman he spoke to during his visit told him: "Trump has even more support because the last four years have been saturated with achievements."

As stated, in order to win the presidency, a particular candidate must receive at least 270 electors, who are awarded according to the size of the countries in which he won.

At present Biden leads in most key countries, but at small intervals and in some cases in statistical equality. 

Meanwhile, even in the national polls, which are irrelevant to the American electoral system, there is an interesting development.

A new Investor's Business Daily poll on national support for both candidates shows that there is a significant erosion in the Democratic candidate's advantage.

According to the poll, only 4.4 points separate: 50.7% for Biden compared to 46.3% for Trump: "The poll shows that momentum has shifted in Trump's favor, after Biden's stabilization at 7 points in the three days following the last presidential confrontation."

The 46.3% support rate for Trump is actually a new record in this poll for the Republican, and even more than the support rate he received in this poll four years ago.

According to the poll, Trump's situation is still more complex at the structural level compared to Biden.

According to the polls, Trump's rise appears to be attributed to an improvement in his condition among retired voters - who in recent weeks have turned their backs on him following the Corona crisis - and also in light of an improvement in his condition among women voters.

Also, Biden's situation among self-employed people, who are not a particularly large group this year but are still important, has shrunk.