The president of the United States, Donald Trump, admitted this Monday to his campaign team that several weeks ago he had doubts about his possible victory in the face of the presidential elections on November 3.
Trump, who has asserted during a video conference that “they are going to win,” has nevertheless expressed that “it is something that he would not have said two or three weeks ago.” The New York mogul’s words come now that polls on voting intention predict defeat, especially after he was hospitalized for contracting COVID-19.
The Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, has a nine point advantage, according to data from RealClearPolitics. Polls also place the former US vice president as the main winner in the ‘hinge’ or ‘swing states’, which are very important when it comes to resolving the outcome of the elections in favor of one or the other candidate.
Trump, however, has stressed that the results of a poll indicate that he would take over the state of Michigan. For the president, his current situation is “the best he has ever had in a campaign.” “In the first I was losing until the last day,” he has settled.
