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This article raises the question, "How widely could Biden win the national popular vote, and still lose the Electoral College?"
According to IBD/TIPP Daily Tracking, Biden is up 6 nationally in a four way race. And up 7 nationally in a two way race.
However, according to TIPP President Raghavan Mayur, "Most of Biden's Advantage Comes From The Blue States." Which means that Trump could still win the Electoral College.
"Most of Biden's advantage comes from the blue states, and it is clouding the hard battle the candidates are fighting in the battleground states," TIPP President Raghavan Mayur said.
The IBD/TIPP presidential poll suggests that Biden is outperforming Clinton's 2016 results in both red and blue states. However, swing states, those six states decided by less than 2 points in 2016, look highly competitive."
As of this morning, this is how the swing states look:
Florida Biden +1.2
Pennsylvania Biden +3.6
Wisconsin Biden +6.4 (Clinton showed +6.5 on Election Day 2016, Trump carried the state)
North Carolina Biden +0.6
Michigan Biden +6.5 (Clinton showed +3.4 on Election Day 2016, Trump carried the state)
Ohio TIE
Minnesota Biden +4.7
Iowa Biden +1.0
Arizona TIE
Nevada Biden +4.0
Texas Trump +2.3
Georgia Biden +0.4
According to IBD/TIPP Daily Tracking, Biden is up 6 nationally in a four way race. And up 7 nationally in a two way race.
However, according to TIPP President Raghavan Mayur, "Most of Biden's Advantage Comes From The Blue States." Which means that Trump could still win the Electoral College.
Trump Vs Biden Poll: Joe Biden Lead Grows, But Here's The Surprise In IBD/TIPP Presidential Poll
The latest Trump vs. Biden poll shows a wider national lead for Joe Biden, but the race appears tight in swing states in the IBD/TIPP presidential poll.
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"Most of Biden's advantage comes from the blue states, and it is clouding the hard battle the candidates are fighting in the battleground states," TIPP President Raghavan Mayur said.
The IBD/TIPP presidential poll suggests that Biden is outperforming Clinton's 2016 results in both red and blue states. However, swing states, those six states decided by less than 2 points in 2016, look highly competitive."
As of this morning, this is how the swing states look:
Florida Biden +1.2
Pennsylvania Biden +3.6
Wisconsin Biden +6.4 (Clinton showed +6.5 on Election Day 2016, Trump carried the state)
North Carolina Biden +0.6
Michigan Biden +6.5 (Clinton showed +3.4 on Election Day 2016, Trump carried the state)
Ohio TIE
Minnesota Biden +4.7
Iowa Biden +1.0
Arizona TIE
Nevada Biden +4.0
Texas Trump +2.3
Georgia Biden +0.4