Jill Biden clashes with CBS interviewer as she vehemently disputes polling data on President Joe Biden’s reelection prospects. She found herself in a tense exchange with CBS host Tony Dokoupil during a recent interview. When confronted with polling data indicating President Joe Biden’s trailing numbers in key battleground states, Biden vehemently disputed the findings.

“No, he’s not losing in all the battleground states! He’s coming up and he’s even or doing better!” she asserted, pushing back against the prevailing narrative of a struggling campaign. The Wall Street Journal’s polling suggests otherwise, with former President Donald Trump leading in six of the seven crucial states. According to the poll, Trump’s lead ranges from 2 to 8 percentage points in states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina.

Despite the apparent discrepancy between Biden’s assertions and the polling data, she remains steadfast in her confidence. “Once people start to focus in and they see their two choices, it’s obvious that Joe will win this election,” she insisted.

The surveyed states, identified as crucial for the upcoming election, show varying degrees of support for the two candidates.  Trump’s advantage ranges from a 6 percentage point lead in North Carolina to a narrow 1 percentage point edge in Georgia. Meanwhile, Biden is reportedly tied with Trump in Wisconsin, each commanding 46 percent of the support among surveyed respondents.

The electoral battleground paints a complex picture of the political landscape, with both camps vying for every possible advantage. Joe Biden secured victories in six of these states during the 2020 presidential election, with former President Donald Trump winning North Carolina.

However, the WSJ poll revealed a significant portion of undecided voters, ranging from 13% in Georgia to 8% in Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. Furthermore, participants were asked to assess the presidencies of Biden and Trump.

Results also showed a higher approval rating for Trump’s tenure, with an average of 51% of respondents expressing approval of his performance, compared to 38% for Biden. Trump exhibited strong leadership on pivotal issues such as the economy, inflation, and immigration and border security, according to the poll’s findings.