Biden Says Pressure on Him Is Driven by Elites. Voters Paint a More Complicated Picture
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
39% : "In terms of best chance of beating Trump, it would have to be Biden," he said.30% : Anxiety among rank-and-file voters comes as Biden fends off public and private pressure for him to relinquish the Democratic nomination and allow the party to field a different candidate to take on Trump in November.
18% : Garrett said he is unsure of how he is going to vote, believing Trump is vindictive and Biden is incompetent to continue leading.
17% : Biden has long argued that voters will reject Trump when faced with a one-on-one race, whatever their reservations about the incumbent.
15% : Trump had a slight lead over Biden in two national polls of voters conducted after the debate.
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