51% of Iowa voters would back Trump over Biden's 40% if the general election ...
51% of Iowa voters would back Trump over Biden's 40% if the general election was held today: President faces another dire poll in state Trump carried as the White House is rocked by inflation and Kamala 'rift' reports Trump leads Biden in Iowa 51 to 40 per cent That is a greater margin than his 2020 result, where Trump won by 8 points Biden is hoping for a turnaround with his signing Monday of bipartisan infrastructure legislation
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In the latest poll to show the political headwinds President Biden is facing, he trails former President Donald Trump 40-51 in a new survey out of Iowa.
That is a greater margin than Trumps eight-point 53-45 2020 win over Biden in the state, which helped launch Trump's political career in 2016 during the GOP primaries there.
Trump cracks an outright majority in the new Des Moines Register poll, winning 51 per cent support, with 4 per cent saying they wouldn't vote for either man, and 5 per cent saying they weren't sure.
A critical part of Biden's dip comes from independent voters.
Independents back Trump in the survey by 45 to 37 per cent.
Former President Trump leads President Biden 51-40 in Iowa
