Former President Trump and President Biden are tied, each getting 44 percent support from voters, in a new nationwide survey.
The survey, done by Mainstreet Research for Florida Atlantic University, asked voters who they would vote for if the election were happening tomorrow.
Apart from the tie at 44 percent, 6 percent said they would pick another candidate, and 6 percent said they’re unsure.
The survey comes just after Trump and Biden received enough delegates to secure their respective party’s presidential nominations, signaling the beginning of the general election and setting up a rematch of the 2020 presidential election.
More women plan to vote for Biden, with 49.7 percent support among female voters, while 38.3 percent of female voters said they would support Trump.
Trump was more popular among men; just over half of all male respondents in the survey said they would vote for the former president, while 38.7 percent of male voters said they would choose Biden.
The survey found Biden was more popular with voters over the age of 65, while Trump earned more support among younger voters aged 18-34.
According to The Hill/Decision Desk HQ, Biden narrowly trails Trump. The former president has 44.9 percent support, based on 602 national polls, while Biden has 44 percent support.
The Mainstreet Research survey was conducted March 15-17 among 1,053 adults. It has a margin of error of 3 percent.
