The difference of 1 percentage point is, however, within the margin of error of 3 percentage points, the news agency points out.
The survey was completed on Tuesday. Biden’s lead has shrunk since the last poll, which was conducted at the very beginning of April. Then the incumbent president led by 4 percentage points over challenger and former president Donald Trump.
Many on the fence
The survey shows that many voters are on the fence ahead of the presidential election in the United States on November 5. Around 28 per cent of the registered voters who have been asked state that they either have not chosen a candidate, prefer to vote for other candidates or perhaps will not vote at all.
In the survey, 8 percent state that they will vote for Robert Kennedy Jr. if he is on the ballot with Biden and Trump. Kennedy is known as a vaccine opponent and is running as an independent candidate. However, a significant part of the Kennedy family has made it clear that they do not support him – but Biden.
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Probably settled in a few states
Such national opinion polls give important signals about the support for the candidates, but it is worth remembering that the result in a few states will in many cases be decisive for the composition of the electoral college, which decides who becomes president.
If people who are not registered as voters are included, Trump has a lead of 2 percentage points. Those who have already registered are more likely to vote in the November election, according to Reuters.
Trump leads among men
Among men, Trump leads with 41 percent, against Biden’s 35. Among women, Biden is ahead, with 35 percent, against Trump’s 33.
The online survey includes responses from 856 registered voters across the United States.
