Joe Biden nightmare as Trump balanced for US poll return

The US election is just a month away with the Democrat candidate in an allegedly place of control, OnyxNews Nigeria understands.

According to CNN poll released this week, it stated that Joe Biden has a remarkable 16 points ahead of his Republican opponent, Donald Trump.

Not only does the survey put President Trump in a risky place, but nine out of 10 people who voted said that they have already decided ahead of the election day.

While the evidence so far is arranged against a win for President Trump, lessons from 2016 mean he still cannot be ruled out.

Then data from Real Clear Politics shows, at this stage Hillary Clinton led President Trump by five points, but ended the campaign with a defeat.

Mr Biden is also leading in a recent ABC News/Washington Post poll.

Mrs Clinton led in this poll too, however, data in both polls shows that President Trump has a long way to go this time round.

Real Clear Politics’ polling shows Mr Biden has an eight-point lead – a three-point boost on Mrs Clinton at the same stage of her campaign.

In the mean time, ABC and Washington Post polling showed Mrs Clinton to be just two points up last time round, while at the same stage Mr Biden is up six points.

While Guardian polling shows a similarly picture for President Trump – down in swing states like Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – there is cause for encouragement for the Republicans.

This is because elections– particularly in some swing states critically undercounted Trump’s 2016 supporters.

This contributed to the shock that accompanied Mr Trump’s eventual victory, and means that even polling can’t offer a certain picture of who emerges winner.

Speculation has began over how the election result will be impacted after President Trump’s testing positive for coronavirus.

After receiving medical treatment, Mr Trump has attempted to revive his campaign immediately.

Though political scientist Brian Klaas told LBC that the president’s hopes are all but over.