Trump leads Biden in four key swing states: New poll shows Republican still has advantage as Democrat, 81, campaigns in battlegrounds across the country trying to pick up support

As President Joe Biden makes a campaign swing meeting with voters in multiple states this week, the latest polling shows former President Trump leading Biden in four crucial battleground states.

Both Biden, 81, and Trump, 77, have already secured enough delegates to be their parties' presidential nominees and are headed toward combative rematch come November. 

But new polls from Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona and Nevada all show Trump with an edge. 

The new Marist poll out of Georgia released on Wednesday showed Trump up by four points in a head-to-head matchup. 

Trump had 51 percent. Biden had 47 percent among registered Georgia voters in a state Biden won by less than 12,000 votes in 2020. 

Factoring in Independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr., Trump's lead widened to five points. 

Voters believed Biden would do better on preserving Democracy and abortion rights, but Trump did better on immigration and the economy.

New polls show ex-president Trump leading President Biden in four battleground states 

Trump speaking to reporters on Tuesday after voting in Florida's primary with former first lady Melania Trump at his side

The Marist polling out of North Carolina on Wednesday also showed the ex-president up by three points in a head-to-head matchup with Biden. 

Trump had 51 percent of the vote while Biden had 48 percent among registered voters.

It showed a growing divide that has also been reflected in other polling across the country. Biden did better with women while Trump did better with men. 

Biden also beat Trump with college educated voters 57 percent to 42 percent but those numbers reversed for Trump with non-college educated voters. 

While Trump did better with white voters overall, Biden did better with non-white voters and particularly among black voters in the state.

It comes as both Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are set to visit Raleigh next week. 

President Biden at a campaign event in Phoenix, AZ on March 19

Biden speaking with supporters at his campaign event in Phoenix. The stop was part of a three-state swing through Nevada, Arizona and Texas

Meanwhile, a new Emerson College/The Hill poll out of Arizona shows Trump up four points in the state one day after Biden campaigned in Phoenix. 

Biden won Arizona in 2020 by just over 10,000 votes.

The Emerson poll showed Trump at 48 percent while Biden was at 44 percent among registered voters. When third party candidates were factored in, Trump's lead grew to nearly eight points. 

Independent voters in the state were supporting Trump 45 percent to Biden's 41 percent according to the poll. 

The polling found majority of voters believe Biden does not deserve to be reelected while it found a majority do believe Trump deserves a second chance even after the attack on January 6, 2021.

Arizona voters said immigration followed by the economy were the most important issues facing the state. 

There was also an Emerson College/The Hill poll released out of Nevada on Wednesday right after Biden also campaigned there this week. It showed Trump up by two points. 

In a head-to-head matchup Trump led with 51 percent to Biden's 49 percent among registered voters. With third-party candidates, Trump's lead widened to five points.

The most important issue in Nevada according was the economy followed by immigration according to registered voters. 

61 percent of voters there said Biden does not deserve to be reelected. 

However, participants in the poll were also asked if Trump deserved a second chance to run for president after the attack on January 6. The majority said he does not deserve a second chance.