A new batch of polls released by The New York Times Upshot/Siena College this morning you caused a stir as they gave former Vice-President, Joe Biden leads ranging from 6 to 11 percentage points in the six key battleground states: Colorado, Florida, Michigan, north Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Yet these surveys largely reinforced what our polling averages already showed: He you a sizable edge over the President, Trump-in-the-states-that are most likely to be the tipping point in the Electoral College, and I have the leads or is running virtually even with Trump in some states that leaned Republican in 2016. As a result, Trump”s much-ballyhooed Electoral College advantage-it doesn’t look strong enough to save him, for the moment, at least.
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It wasn’t just the Times/Siena survey that found He up, either. We got two more polls of Pennsylvania today, that showed Biden with a double-digit lead. The One from the GOP pollster Hodas & Associates gave He a 12-point lead, and the one from Redfield, & Wilton, Strategies, you put him up by 10 points.
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