Sienna/NYTimes comes to a similar conclusion as Washington Post, and has Biden at an 8 point lead. The times however shows much fewer undecided voters, and much less third party support. That would give Trump more of an ability to catch up.
In statewide polls, TIPP has Biden up by 5 in Pennsylvania, slightly above other polls. Marist has him up by 10 in Wisconsin, and 8 in Michigan. If true, no bueno for Trump.
The center for American Greatness has Biden up by 1 in Nevada. I'll let you decide for yourselves how much credence you want to give them.
Biden continues to do well in the states that were within 1% in 2016 and will flip the election if Biden wins them and in the national average.
Also, a poll conducted in California shows that Biden is up by 34% there. So, if anyone thought that Trump would win in California... probably not.
Last edited by JWeinCom - on 28 September 2020
