Trump trails Biden, Sanders, other Democrats in Michigan: poll

A number of 2020 Democratic presidential contenders would beat President TrumpDonald John TrumpFederal judge shoots down Texas proclamation allowing one ballot drop-off location per county Nine people who attended Trump rally in Minnesota contracted coronavirus Schiff: If Trump wanted more infections 'would he be doing anything different?' MORE in Michigan, a key state in which he narrowly defeated Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonJudge's ruling puts competitive Minnesota House race back on track for November The Memo: Trump searches for path to comeback Overnight Defense: Trump sows confusion over Afghanistan troop levels | Trump tells Iran not to 'f--- around' with US | Supervisor of soldiers who appeared at Democratic convention faces discipline MORE in 2016, a new poll found. 

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Biden and Sanders both led Trump by 12 points, according to the poll, which also found Buttigieg had a 6-point edge over the president.

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The leads for Warren and Harris over Trump were 4 and 3 percentage points respectively, falling within the survey's margin of error of 4 percentage points. 

Just more than one-third of likely Michigan voters — 36 percent — said they would vote to reelect Trump, while 51 percent said they intended to vote for someone else. 

Pollster Richard Czuba pointed to Democratic apathy for Trump's win in the state in 2016 — the first Republican victory there since 1988. Trump won the state by 10,704 votes in 2016. 

“What we saw in Michigan in 2016 wasn’t this giant surge of Trump voters — it was an absolute apathy on behalf of independents and leaning Democrats to vote,” Czuba told The Detroit News. “We’re seeing the exact opposite heading into 2020,” he said. 

The poll of 600 likely Michigan voters was conducted from May 28 to 30.