Race Tightens As Election Nears

Biden Leads Trump in 2020 Presidential Race, According to New Poll

Race Tightens as Election Nears

New York Times-Siena College Poll Shows Biden With 49% to Trump's 44%

In a new poll released Wednesday, former Vice President Joe Biden has taken a slight lead over President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential race. The New York Times-Siena College poll shows Biden with 49% to Trump's 44%, a margin of 5 points.

The poll was conducted from October 21-25 among 1,338 registered voters. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.4 percentage points.

The poll shows that the race is tightening as the election nears. In a previous New York Times-Siena College poll conducted in September, Biden had a 9-point lead over Trump. The new poll also shows that Biden has made gains among some key demographic groups, including white voters.

The poll comes as both Biden and Trump are making their final pitches to voters. Biden has been campaigning on a message of unity and healing, while Trump has focused on his economic record and his attacks on Biden.

With less than two weeks to go until the election, the race remains tight. The latest poll shows that Biden has a slight lead, but the race could still go either way.