“President Trump’s support among Michigan voters took a sharp dive in polls taken immediately after protesters were forcefully removed so Trump could have his photo taken holding a Bible outside a historic church,” MLive reports.
“Two surveys of Michigan voters taken by Lansing polling firm EPIC-MRA found a widening gap between Trump and Joe Biden after protests against police brutality began outside the White House and across the country. One poll conducted from May 30 to June 3 found Biden leading by 12 percentage points, but the second poll, which started and ended just one day later, recorded a 16-point lead for the former vice president.”
Said pollster Bernie Porn: “That is, by the process of elimination, the only reason that you go from a 12-point lead to a 16-point lead. Trump went from 38% of people saying they would definitely vote to re-elect him to only 33% saying that they would definitely vote to re-elect him.”

