A number of polls reveal the current situation for Trump and Biden in each state less than four months from election day.
There are less than four months until election day, when President Joe Biden is still expected to square off with former President Donald Trump, and polls provide a snapshot of where the race stands in each of the 50 states.In 2020, Biden eked out a win in a handful of swing states, seizing the White House for Democrats.
MississippiNo polls have been conducted of Mississippi in 2024 or 2023, but Trump is easily expected to win the ruby-red stronghold. He carried it by more than 16 points in 2020.The state last voted for a Democrat in 1976.MissouriAn Emerson College poll, conducted among 1,000 registered voters from June 17 to June 19, showed Trump with a 13-point lead in a head-to-head against Biden in Missouri .
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