Biden Vs. Haley Vs. Trump: Poll Results Show How President Holds Up, If Matchup Boosts Third-Party Voting By Benzinga

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57% : What Happened: The most recent Morning Consult poll showed Trump with a record 63-point lead over his Republican opposition and a record 75% in support.
53% : Haley remains a long shot in the Republican race, needing to beat Trump in upcoming state elections, including her home state of South Carolina on Feb. 24, which is a key date in the election campaign season.
50% : Haley ranked third in the Iowa results, behind Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
49% : In this week's poll, Trump received 45% of the vote and Biden received 40% of the vote.
41% : The poll also found that a larger percentage of people could vote third party if faced with a decision between Haley and Biden, with all seven states having at least 19% or higher selection of the "Someone Else" option in each state and at least 11% in each state selecting "Don't Know."Related Link: Trump Vice President Pick: Crypto Bettors Backing Haley, Ramaswamy, DeSantis -- And This Potential FrontrunnerWhy It's Important: Trump, won won the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary, led Biden in all seven swing states, having a lead of 5% or more in four of the seven states.
40% : Over the past 17 weeks, Biden was tied with Trump five times, ahead of the former president four times and ranked behind the former president eight times.
31% : The weekly Morning Consult poll asked registered voters who they would select in a hypothetical matchup of Trump vs. Biden.

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