Trump holds 4-point lead over Biden in Michigan, poll shows

A caller canvass released implicit the play shows erstwhile President Trump holding a four-point pb implicit President Biden successful Michigan. 

The EPIC-MRA poll, released Saturday, shows that successful a matchup betwixt Trump and Biden, 49% of survey respondents said they would ballot for the Republican and 45% said they would ballot for the Democrat. 

The survey, with a borderline of mistake of positive oregon minus 4%, was conducted betwixt June 21 and June 26, days earlier Biden’s widely criticized statement performance.

Favorability for Trump and Biden dipped somewhat erstwhile third-party candidates were factored in. Trump dropped to 41% and Biden to 38%.

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President Biden and erstwhile President Trump squared disconnected successful their high-stakes predetermination statement connected June 27, 2024, and the opposition betwixt the brace could not person been starker, a assemblage connection adept tells Fox News. (Justin Sullivan | Getty Images)

Among the 600 participants successful the survey, 42% identified arsenic Democrats, 42% identified arsenic Republicans and 13% identified arsenic independents. 

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The canvass was released implicit the weekend. It was overshadowed by Thursday’s statesmanlike statement that had adjacent die-hard Biden supporters panicking implicit the president’s quality to bushed Trump successful November. 

President Biden and erstwhile President Trump enactment successful the statesmanlike statement astatine CNN Studios successful Atlanta connected June 27, 2024. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

Many person called for Biden to measurement aside, though determination is nary denotation that helium is consenting to bash so.

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Flash polls from CNN and Ipsos connected Friday called Trump the wide victor of the debate.

Fox News’ Rémy Numa contributed to this report.