Republican candidate for the White House, Donald Trump maintains a three percentage point lead. about the US President, Joe Biden, ahead of the presidential election in November, matching the distance achieved after their debate late last month.

A collection of polls published by RealClearPolitics gives the New York tycoon 47.7 percent of the vote compared to his rival’s 44.7 percent, according to the results of a dozen surveys conducted between July 2 and July 18 of this month.

Polls like this CBS News They give Trump a five-point advantage. (52 to 47 percent), while only the NPR/PBS poll in the U.S. gives Biden leads his opponent by two points (48 to 50). Another survey ABC News And Washington Post That leaves both in a technical tie at 46 percent.

The portal recalls that on this same day four years ago, public opinion polls showed Biden, then the Democratic Party’s candidate for the White House, 8.7 percentage points ahead of Trump, who occupied the Oval Office that year.

Some of the surveys already reflect the impact on the electorate of last weekend’s assassination attempt against Trump in Pennsylvania, although they have not yet reflected the effect of the Republican National Convention, which ended last Thursday with Trump officially being announced as the party’s nominee.