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RCP Average | Date | Biden (D) | Trump (R) | Spread |
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Top Battlegrounds | 10/6 | 49.2 | 44.8 | Biden +4.4 |
Florida | October 6th | 48.2 | 44.7 | Biden +3.5 |
Pennsylvania | October 6th | 50.7 | 44.2 | Biden +6.5 |
Michigan | October 6th | 48.6 | 42.8 | Biden +5.8 |
Wisconsin | October 6th | 50.2 | 44.6 | Biden +5.6 |
North Carolina | October 6th | 48.4 | 46.9 | Biden +1.5 |
Arizona | October 6th | 49.0 | 45.6 | Biden +3.4 |
49.2 Biden (D)+4.4 |
44.8 Trump (R) |
Look who's ahead in all battleground states according to RCP.
Biden is not Clinton. Clinton had many more negatives and more baggage.Hmm... Looking at one of your links in the OP, it appears Clinton was doing about the same in the polls at this point vs Trump (0.1 better)...
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Biden is not Clinton. Clinton had many more negatives and more baggage.
Yes, so should not Biden poll better than Clinton?
???Look who's ahead in all battleground states according to RCP. I guess being a superspreader of covid doesn't help a presidential candidate. Finally, something Americans can agree upon!!!
Top Battlegrounds: Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Florida, Arizona
RCP National Average | Top Battlegrounds vs. 2016 Top Battlegrounds
RCP Electoral Map | Changes in Electoral Count | Map With No Toss Ups | No Toss Up Changes | Latest Polls
Top Battlegrounds: Trump vs. Biden
RCP Average Date Biden (D) Trump (R) Spread Top Battlegrounds 10/6 49.2 44.8 Biden +4.4 Florida October 6th 48.2 44.7 Biden +3.5 Pennsylvania October 6th 50.7 44.2 Biden +6.5 Michigan October 6th 48.6 42.8 Biden +5.8 Wisconsin October 6th 50.2 44.6 Biden +5.6 North Carolina October 6th 48.4 46.9 Biden +1.5 Arizona October 6th 49.0 45.6 Biden +3.4
RCP POLL AVERAGE
Top Battlegrounds: Trump vs. Biden
Biden 48.7
49.2
Biden (D)+4.444.8
Trump (R)
Trump 45.0
Sep 30, 2020
Biden +3.7
From what I've read in other polls, it was the first debate and COVID handling that have turned many away from Trump. I can't see COVID or its history going away in the next month, and I can't see Trump politely waiting his turn during the next debates. I suspect he thinks all his interruptions will be seen as "standing his ground" and showing strength, but it's a big turnoff for a lot more people than he realizes.Hmm... Looking at one of your links in the OP, it appears Clinton was doing about the same in the polls at this point vs Trump (0.1 better)...
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what were the October polls in 2016... before Comey and Putin put Trump in the white House.
I don't recall anyone saying rapidly, but that graph included with my link shows which direction trump is headed, relative to trump in approval.???
Some of these are improvements for Trump.
If your point is that Biden has small leads, this has been true for months.
What is true, though, is that the battleground trends don’t match the narrative CNN is trying to push, that Biden is accelerating rapidly ahead of Trump.
Yes, right into the election, depending on what "October surprise" the trump administration has planned. Probably the Durham report.Yes, so should not Biden poll better than Clinton?
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