One candidate is pulling away in ALL battleground states as enthusiasm gap between Trump and Biden voters widens – follow live US politics updates

A new CBS poll released Wednesday shows former President Donald Trump holding a three-point lead over President Biden in every battleground state nationwide, 48% to 51%.

He also has a two-point lead over the president in a national head-to-head matchup.

In another warning sign for Biden, the poll also showed a huge enthusiasm gap between the two candidates.

Democrats are not as likely to vote “definitely” in November compared to Republicans.

There is growing uproar inside the White House over President Joe Biden’s surprisingly weak debate performance.

It’s now turning into a full-blown partisan revolt, with two incumbent Democrats opposing Biden and saying they want another candidate at the top of the ticket, while a third says he can’t win.

The president will try to reassure Democratic governors at the White House on Wednesday, when a full-staff meeting is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. ET.

Attendees told Axios: “Everyone is freaking out.”

While other former Democrats and liberal pundits have speculated about Biden’s ability to hold on to the presidency through 2028, should he win, two elected members of the party’s congressional delegation on Tuesday called on him to drop out of the race.

Now, pollster Ipsos has put several elected and unelected Democrats head-to-head with Biden, and only one would beat him, according to its survey.

At least 25 Democrat members of Congress are ready to call Joe Biden drop out of the presidential race in the coming days, while a couple of senators have distanced themselves from the ailing president.

The Democratic revolt in the House of Representatives was expected to occur if Biden “appears unstable in the coming days,” as one Democratic aide warned: “The dam is broken.”

In it SenateIt was revealed that the centrist Joe Manchin He needed to be pulled back from the brink as he prepared to become the first Biden ally to call on him to resign on one of the Sunday news shows.

“Nobody wants to be the first to stab Julius Caesar,” one party source said of Manchin’s situation.