Go Joe!
NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL: Biden 51.9%, Trump 43.9% (Biden +8)
* ARIZONA: Biden 48%, Trump 46%
* FLORIDA: Biden 52%, Trump 45%
* GEORGIA: Biden 49%, Trump 46%
* MICHIGAN: Biden 52%, Trump 45%
* NORTH CAROLINA: Biden 49%, Trump 48%
* OHIO: Trump 49%, Biden 47%
* PENNSYLVANIA: Biden 52%, Trump 43%
* TEXAS: Biden 48%, Trump 48%
* WISCONSIN: Biden 54%, Trump 41%
From Morning Consult
2020 looks very different from 2016, final pre-election poll shows: Four years after Democrats found themselves locked out of Washington’s levers of government, a comparison of 2016 exit data and the latest polling shows their improved fortunes are largely down to Biden’s appeal among older and white voters, many of whom were repelled by Clinton. Read the story.
Trump and Biden look set to split the few remaining undecided voters of 2020: Only 3 percent of likely voters say they don’t know who they’re backing in the presidential contest. When asked which way they were leaning, 30 percent said Biden and 28 percent said Trump, but the lion’s share (43 percent) of undecideds said they were more likely to vote for someone else altogether. Read the story.
Most voters who went third party in 2016 are backing Biden over Trump this year: Daily tracking of likely voters conducted Oct. 16-18 found 53 percent of likely voters who opted for someone other than a major-party nominee in 2016 said they’re backing Biden in this year’s election, while 21 percent said they’re supporting Trump. Another 14 percent said they would vote for a third-party candidate again, while 12 percent are still undecided. Read the story.