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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump in the battleground states of Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania, according to Fox News statewide registered voter surveys.

Biden benefits from strong support among women, nonwhite voters, and those living in suburban areas, while Trump suffers from a lackluster performance among men and White voters.

In each state’s head-to-head matchup, the president underperforms both his 2016 vote share and his current job approval rating -- and Biden’s edge is larger than the survey’s margin of sampling error.

At the same time, a lot could change between now and the election, which is more than three months away, and many voters are still undecided.

Notably, voters in each of these states can request and return absentee ballots starting mid-September.

Here’s how the results break down state-by-state:

Michigan
Biden maintains his lead in Michigan, topping Trump by 9 points, 49-40 percent. In April, he was ahead by 8 points (49-41 percent).


Eleven percent of voters are undecided or support a third-party candidate.

Women give Biden his lead. They back him over Trump by an 18-point margin (53-35 percent), while support among men splits 45 percent apiece.

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Biden is also ahead among nonwhites (+61 points), independents (+19), voters ages 65 and over (+17), and suburban voters (+9). Among the 53 percent who are extremely interested in the election, Biden is up by 10 points (53-43 percent).

Trump’s best groups include Whites without a college degree (+10 points) and White voters overall (+5).

Some 45 percent of Michigan voters approve of the job he’s doing, while 54 percent disapprove. That puts him underwater by 9 points. In April, his ratings were upside-down by only 4 (47-51 percent).

Governor Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, does far better, with 64 percent approving of her job performance vs. 33 percent who disapprove -- mostly unchanged since April.

Trump won Michigan in 2016 by a razor thin 0.23 points with 47.5 percent support. The last time the state voted for the GOP presidential candidate before that was George H.W. Bush in 1988.


More voters trust Biden on race relations (by 18 points) and coronavirus (+19). The two are roughly even on dealing with China (Biden +2) and handling the economy (Trump +3).

Meanwhile, over half like Biden (53 percent favorable vs. 42 percent unfavorable), and over half dislike Trump (44 percent favorable vs. 54 percent unfavorable).


In the U.S. Senate race, Democratic Sen. Gary Peters is ahead of Republican John James by 48-38 percent. In April, it was 46-36 percent.

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Pre-election Polls vs Election.

I will only believe when the real votes are counted.