2020 Presidential Polls

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I'm excited about Arizona. The more Californians move there, the bluer it becomes.

The greater Denver area is headed in that direction too. People are fleeing The Peoples Republic of California in droves. Yet, once they relocate, they seem inclined to vote for the same type of people that created the condition they wanted to leave.

You can't fix stupid.

What I don't get is that if it's folks "fleeing" CA then it should turn CA blue and whatever other state RED. It's more like people are oozing out and infecting other states.

People are leaving for a multitude of reasons... I don’t think being too liberal is one of them.

[Bryce]

I don’t think being too liberal is one of them.

Of course you wouldn't. It's whole bunches of fun drinking and dancing all night, then you find out there's a big bill to pay. These people are dining and dashing.

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I don’t think being too liberal is one of them.

Of course you wouldn't. It's whole bunches of fun drinking and dancing all night, then you find out there's a big bill to pay. These people are dining and dashing.

That’s why it turns states bluer? The liberals scare the liberals off?

[TC Talks]

I don’t think being too liberal is one of them.

Of course you wouldn't. It's whole bunches of fun drinking and dancing all night, then you find out there's a big bill to pay. These people are dining and dashing.

That’s why it turns states bluer? The liberals scare the liberals off?

I lived in Colorado for 10 years it's quite Democrat. It's the oil and gas nuts from Texas and Oklahoma who vote Republican.

[Bryce]

So people are fleeing The People's Republic of California because the weather sucks?

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So people are fleeing The People's Republic of California because the weather sucks?

Fires and earthquakes are turnoffs yes...

[Honeyman]

So people are fleeing The People's Republic of California because the weather sucks?

Fires and earthquakes are turnoffs yes...

Lived in California since 1980. Going to retire soon and will be moving....somewhere. You simply cannot beat the weather, which makes it hard to leave. As a cyclist, it's nice to know I can virtually always get 25 in. But my wife and I are thinking we need another adventure before we settle down in the gulf side of Florida. Idaho is a possibility. I'm sick of California politics(even as a lib) and taxes. Fires scare me, quakes don't honestly.

We'll see....Trump wins, Vancouver looks good. Or Costa Rica.

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This still isn't true, try again tomorrow.
October 20

IBD/TIPP
General Election:
Biden 48 Trump 46 LV

New York Times / Siena
General Election:
Biden 50 Trump 41 LV

Leger 360
General Election:
Biden 50 Trump 41 LV

The Independent / JL Partners Polls
General Election:
Biden 52 Trump 42 LV

Redfield & Wilton Strategies
General Election:
Biden 51 Trump 40 LV

Reuters / Ipsos
Michigan:
Biden 51 Trump 44 LV

North Carolina:
Biden 49 Trump 46 LV

CNBC / Change Research
Michigan:
Biden 51 Trump 44 LV

Florida:
Biden 50 Trump 45 LV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 47 LV

North Carolina:
Biden 50 Trump 47 LV

Wisconsin:
Biden 52 Trump 44 LV

Arizona:
Biden 51 Trump 45 LV

University of North Florida
Florida:
Biden 48 Trump 47 LV

New York Times / Siena
Biden 45 Trump 45 LV

MinnPost
Minnesota:
Biden 49 Trump 44 LV

Rasmussen Reports
Pennsylvania:
Biden 50 Trump 47 LV

Ohio:
Biden 48 Trump 47 LV

Insider Advantage
Iowa:
Biden 45 Trump 45 LV

ABC News / Washington Post
North Carolina:
Biden 49 Trump 48 LV

East Carolina University
North Carolina:
Biden 50 Trump 47 LV

Mason-Dixon
Kentucky:
Trump 56 Biden 39 LV

Data Orbital
Arizona:
Biden 47 Trump 42 LV

RMG Research
Colorado:
Biden 51 Trump 43 LV

Arizona:
Biden 47 Trump 46 LV

PPP
Washington:
Biden 60 Trump 37 V

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October 21

The Hill / HarrisX
General Election:
Biden 46 Trump 42 LV

Economist / YouGov
General Election:
Biden 52 Trump 43 LV

SurveyUSA
General Election:
Biden 53 Trump 43 LV

Wisconsin:
Biden 53 Trump 43 LV

IBD/TIPP
General Election:
Biden 49 Trump 46 LV

CNBC / Change Research
General Election:
Biden 52 Trump 42 LV

Survey Monkey
General Election:
Biden 52 Trump 46 LV

FOX News
Michigan:
Biden 50 Trump 45 LV

Wisconsin:
Biden 49 Trump 44 LV

Ohio:
Trump 48 Biden 45 LV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 50 Trump 45 LV

Susquehanna
Wisconsin:
Biden 45 Trump 45 LV

CNN
Florida:
Biden 50 Trump 46 LV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 53 Trump 43 LV

Reuters / Ipsos
General Election:
Biden 51 Trump 42 LV

Florida:
Biden 50 Trump 46 LV

Arizona:
Biden 49 Trump 46 LV

Emerson
Iowa:
Trump 48 Biden 46 LV

New York Times / Siena
Iowa:
Biden 46 Trump 43 LV

Monmouth
Iowa:
Biden 50 Trump 47 LV

Rasmussen Reports
General Election:
Biden 49 Trump 46 LV

Arizona:
Biden 48 Trump 47 LV

Quinnipiac
Texas:
Biden 47 Trump 47 LV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 51 Trump 43 LV

USA Today / Suffolk
Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 42 LV

Civiqs
Florida:
Biden 51 Trump 47 LV

Minnesota:
Biden 53 Trump 43 LV

Nevada:
Biden 52 Trump 43 LV

Latino Decisions
Wisconsin:
Biden 50 Trump 45 LV

PPP
Kansas:
Trump 54 Biden 42 LV

Alaska:
Trump 50 Biden 45 LV

Co/Efficient
Kansas:
Trump 56 Biden 39 LV

DKC Analytics
New Jersey:
Biden 56 Trump 34 LV

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All tied up in Texas. Ouch!

[TC Talks]

The times is always pretty optimistic for Democrats however I agree with this particular analysis. It is consistent with my idea of Biden just sitting back and letting Trump lose.

Mr. Trump’s obstacles are considerably higher this time. He is an unpopular incumbent in the midst of a pandemic and an economic decline. He is facing a much different opponent, Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has carefully studied mistakes Mrs. Clinton made in 2016.

Yet with two weeks until Election Day, Mr. Trump retains a narrow path to victory, in the view of many analysts, one that would require him to draw on his most effective tactics from 2016 and make fundamental changes in his campaign style to expand his appeal beyond his political base. He also needs Mr. Biden to make a mistake.

The clearest road for Mr. Trump is to hold one of the three states he snatched from Democrats in 2016 — Pennsylvania, Michigan or Wisconsin — as well as the rest of his winning electoral map, including Arizona and Florida, where Mr. Biden is now competitive. Polls indicate that is a daunting task, but not an impossible one, particularly if he succeeds again in driving up support among working-class voters, including in more rural areas he dominated in 2016, while holding down Mr. Biden’s support among nonwhite voters.

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October 22

Trafalgar Group
Michigan:
Trump 47 Biden 45 LV

PPP
Michigan:
Biden 50 Trump 43 V

Pennsylvania:
Biden 51 Trump 46 V

Morning Consult
Michigan:
Biden 52 Trump 44 LV

Wisconsin:
Biden 54 Trump 42 LV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 52 Trump 43 LV

Colorado:
Biden 55 Trump 39 LV

Minnesota:
Biden 51 Trump 42 LV

Florida:
Biden 52 Trump 45 LV

North Carolina:
Biden 50 Trump 47 LV

Texas:
Biden 48 Trump 47 LV

Georgia:
Biden 48 Trump 48 LV

Arizona:
Trump 48 Biden 47 LV

Ohio:
Trump 49 Biden 47 LV

South Carolina:
Trump 51 Biden 45 LV

Quinnipiac
General Election:
Biden 51 Trump 41 LV

IBD/TIPP
General Election:
Biden 50 Trump 45 LV

Rasmussen Reports
North Carolina:
Trump 49 Biden 48 LV

Washington Post
Virginia:
Biden 52 Trump 41 LV

KSTP-TV Minneapolis / Survey USA
Minnesota:
Biden 48 Trump 42 LV

NBC-MT / Strategies 360
Montana:
Trump 51 Biden 43 LV

New York Times / Siena
Kansas:
Trump 48 Biden 41 LV

Sooner Poll
Trump 59 Biden 37 LV

PPIC
California:
Biden 58 Trump 32 LV

RMG Research
Wisconsin:
Biden 50 Trump 44 LV

Iowa:
Biden 47 Trump 47 LV

Survey Monkey
Oklahoma:
Trump 57 Biden 42 LV

[Mr.Transistor]

I'm sick of California politics(even as a lib) and taxes. Fires scare me, quakes don't honestly.

We'll see....Trump wins, Vancouver looks good. Or Costa Rica.

Finally, some truth.

Problem with that is they finally get sick of the taxes, politics and take the same liberal politics and vote for the same stuff in the more conservative state and bring that state down. Just can't help themselves.......................

[Mr.Transistor]

According to the polls it's all over, a Joe Biden/Kamalaala Harris thunderous victory. I may as well do something fun on Nov. 3rd instead of going to the polls.

[TC Talks]

All tied up in Iowa. It might be fun to look at the polls from three weeks out of 2016.