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A new USA Today/Suffolk University poll shows Biden and Trump tied at 37% support each among registered voters. Nearly a quarter of voters say they could still change their minds, while 12% are undecided and 8% support independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Biden has gained some ground with Black voters, Hispanic voters, and those under 35, while Trump has lost support in those groups. Issues like abortion access, the economy, and Trump's trial are shaping the views of some undecided voters.
A new USA Today/Suffolk University poll shows Biden and Trump tied at 37% support each among registered voters. Nearly a quarter of voters say they could still change their minds, while 12% are undecided and 8% support independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Biden has gained some ground with Black voters, Hispanic voters, and those under 35, while Trump has lost support in those groups. Issues like abortion access, the economy, and Trump's trial are shaping the views of some undecided voters.
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