A recent survey shows more than 50 percent of U.S.-based investors and business owners worth more than $1 million support Biden's candidacy yet believe he will lose.
Results indicated that more than half of those surveyed—53 percent—intended to support Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, in the general election. But when asked which candidate they believe will take office in January, a nearly identical percentage, 52 percent, said Trump.
Individuals who participated in the survey also shared their perspectives on critical issues in the presidential race. The report's findings suggested that most U.S. investors and business owners will prioritize economic policies when considering which candidate to vote for. Policies related to emergency management and health care followed closely in terms of chief concerns.
Respondents' views on whether Biden or Trump would more adequately handle economic, emergency and health care matters showed significant differences. The UBS report said that 54 percent see Trump as the more suitable candidate to handle the economy, vs. 46 percent for Biden, while 56 percent believe Biden would be better at emergency management, vs. 44 percent for Trump.
Joe Biden participates in the 2020 Democratic presidential debate in Washington, D.C., on March 15. Results of a recent survey show that while most of the nation's millionaires intend to vote for Biden, they believe President Donald Trump will win the election.Trump became the presumptive Republican nominee in March, after garnering the necessary delegate count in contests in Florida and Iowa.
over Trump, 50 to 41 percent, and even when a potential Libertarian candidate, Michigan Representative Justin Amash, was considered .compared with Trump, but by smaller margins than Monmouth University's results.
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