It's the first time President Donald Trump has led Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden since Rasmussen Reports began conducting weekly surveys in July.
Great, Just Out! 51% Approval Rating in Rasmussen Poll. 95% in Republican Party. Stock Market up BIG today. Will I ever be given credit for the Markets and Economy? Next year will be BIG!President Donald Trump speaks to members of the press prior to his departure from the White House on September 15, 2020 in Washington, D.C.
Trump's single-point lead came one week after he breached 45 percent of likely voter support last week, another first for the president since Rasmussen Reports' weekly surveys began. Aside from the 47 percent of likely voters who said they supported Trump and the 46 percent who said they supported Biden, 4 percent of those surveyed said they were undecided, and 3 percent said they preferred someone else for the position.
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