As the US presidential election gets close, at least two thirds of Britons want Joe Biden to defeat Donald Trump.
A new poll has revealed that, despite the assumption, a fewer believe he will, Evening Standard reports.
More over, the exclusive Ipsos MORI survey for The Standard also showed 64 per cent of adults in Britain have a “very unfavourable” opinion of Mr Trump.
A few days back, Mr Trump, 74, has suggested that the US election should be delayed on the grounds that there will be so much postal voting which he claims could be open to fraud.
Considering Trump’s suggestion, sixty-nine per cent would prefer Democrat candidate Mr Biden, 77, to win the November election.
Meanwhile, it is shocking to know that, Just 12 per cent want the current Republican president, who is trailing in the polls in the US, to get a second term in the White House.
-Interestingly, 54 per cent of the majority of Conservative supporters – would prefer Mr Biden to be elected president, and the figure among Labour backers spirals to 89 per cent.
Amongst adults, 42 per cent of adults say Mr Biden and 38 per cent Mr Trump, when asked who they think will win.
Putting into consideration 15 per cent for Mr Biden, Just over three quarters of people have an unfavourable opinion of Mr Trump.
