Tuesday, 27 Oct 2020 09:52 PM MYTMarket research firm Ipsos found that 49 per cent of Malaysian respondents believed Biden would be the next US president. — Picture by Choo Choy May
Market research firm Ipsos found that 49 per cent of Malaysian respondents believed Biden would be the next US president. Ipsos’ report titled “A Global View of the United States Presidential Election” was published today, just as the 59th US presidential election is about to occur next week on November 3.
Meanwhile, Malaysia’s neighbours in the Asian region — South Korea, India, and Japan — also showed a majority who believed Biden would win the elections, with 50 per cent, 39 per cent and 32 per cent of respondents saying so respectively.
Magic will happen where Trump will win again. CNN is seen not favour to him considering the comments by their reporters who discredit him a lots. Remember Hillary Clinton?
Go trumph go....
Because they all have been watching CNN, the fake news media.
No wonder we are in this kinda shcct
I believe & hope that Biden will win. There, now it's more than half!
then this is why malaysia is in the state it is in. if biden is so popular, then lgbtq would be allowed - is it? no.
So more than half think Trump will win then.
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