Trump surges to 10-point lead over Biden in three-way race with RFK Jr.: Poll

Former President Donald Trump has surged to a ten-point lead over President Joe Biden in the latest Rasmussen Reports survey.

When matched against Biden and independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump led with 46% support among likely voters, while 36% opted for Biden and 9% chose Kennedy. The results mark a substantial expansion of Trump's lead from the survey's April data, when Trump led 44% to 38% over Biden and Kennedy earned 10% support.

When the race also included the Green Party's Jill Stein and independent candidate Cornel West, Trump led with 48%, to Biden's 36%, Kennedy's 8%, West's 1%, and Stein's 1%.

Trump leads in a five-way race by 3.2%, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average, which includes the Rasmussen survey. One-on-one against Biden, he leads by 1.5% in the same metric.

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