the-pi-guy said:
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This is what the polls look like if you eliminate the shadier polls for PA. It's not a bad picture for Harris. If you assume the polls are accurate, this would indicate Kamala has a significantly better than 50% chance of winning there. The polls in MI and WI look much better.