Polls show that Biden's lead has expanded. Can he really get what he wants in the end?

Yes The latest poll jointly released by National Public Radio, National Public Television Network and Marist Polling Center shows that Democratic presidential candidate Biden is clearly ahead of Trump, and Biden's and Trump's support rates are 53% and 42% respectively. The survey also showed that only 39% of the respondents recognized Trump, and 3 1% believed that they could trust the information provided by Trump.

Biden leads Trump with 53% and 58%, 37% and 34% respectively. In terms of economy and people's livelihood, Trump currently leads the support rate, leading Biden by two percentage points. Compared with the survey in March, the gap between the two has narrowed by 6 percentage points.

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According to the US Consumer News and Business Channel, President-elect Biden's White House Chief of Staff confirmed on the 22nd that Biden will announce the cabinet appointment on the 24th local time. Klein, who was nominated by Biden as the White House Chief of Staff earlier, told ABC that if you want to know what the cabinet structure is like.

You have to wait for the president-elect to announce who will serve in the cabinet on Tuesday (24th). The US Consumer News and Business Channel reported that Biden had announced the members of his COVID-19 Response Working Group earlier, and he also said that he had decided who to nominate as the Treasury Secretary and would announce it around Thanksgiving (165438+1October 26th).

According to reports, Jennifer, a senior consultant of Biden's transition team? When asked whether Biden's cabinet will have more "reformist" members than Obama's first cabinet, Pasha said that Biden's team will "look like the United States" in terms of diversity and personal background.

International Online-American Media: Polls show Biden's lead is expanding.

People's Daily Online-Biden White House Chief of Staff: Biden will announce the cabinet appointment on the 24th.