Obviously too early to tell how debates effected things, but lets look at some recent polls.
Rasmussen has a new poll showing Biden up by 8. This was one of the only pollsters that have showed Trump as competitive in the national race. This is a 7 point swing from their last poll, so either they were wrong before or wrong now.
Speaking of right leaning polls, Trafalgar, who's claim to fame is predicting a Trump win in Michigan in 2016, is not predicting a repeat. They have Biden up by 2 in Michigan. If they are as accurate as they were in 2016 (they were in Michigan, but not in most states) then Biden would win by about 3.5 points.
Two polls, neither that great, show Trump up by 12 and 10 in Kansas. Not great for a state he won by 21, but the polls there are unreliable, since it doesn't get polled often.
But for those looking for an election day shocker Quinnipac has Trump up by 1 in South Carolina. This is an outlier, but polls have showed a pretty close presidential race in SC. Not like I expect Biden to win there, but it's not outside the realm of possibility.
Lastly, University of New Hampshire has Biden up by 9 in the state. This was a state that might have been vulnerable to flip to Trump, but seems less likely. Seems all but certain Trump will not be expanding his 2016 total.
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