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Specifically, the summary of all national polls conducted by the US site Real Clear Politics shows a difference of 7.2% between the two candidates, in favor of Biden – 51.1% -43.9%.

According to another synthesis by the election analysis site FiveThirtyEight, Biden’s national advantage would be around 8.4%.

The latest poll, NBC / Wall Street Journal, showed that Biden would have an even greater advantage of ten percentage points.

The current lead is more than double what Hillary Clinton had on the eve of the vote four years ago. At the time, national polls proved to be relatively accurate on the popular vote won by the Democrat.

As victory in the elections will not be established by the popular vote, but by the Electoral College, this means that the results of some key states will also decide the final result of the election.

The Democratic candidate also leads Trump in several key states, but with a smaller lead.

According to a series of polls published by The New York Times / Siena College on Sunday, the situation is as follows:

• Arizona: Joe Biden 49% – Donald Trump 43%
• Florida: Joe Biden 47% – Donald Trump 44%
• Pennsylvania: Joe Biden 49% – Donald Trump 43%
• Wisconsin: Joe Biden 52% – Donald Trump 41%

Donald Trump won all four states in 2016 and consolidated his unexpected victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton.

What other master polls show:

• Trump to Câștigat Florida in 2016 by just 1.2%, and it is announced that the race in 2020 will be just as tight. An ABC News / Washington Post poll offers an even stricter prediction than The New York Times / Siena College analysis, announcing a difference of just two percentage points between pro-Biden candidates.
• ABC News / Washington Post poll shows Biden face to face in Pennsylvania, by 51%, compared to 44% attributed to Trump. Yet Trump relies heavily on victory in this heavily campaigned state. One reason: Most voters here approve of the way the current president has coordinated economic policy.
• Emerson College polls show Joe Biden in the lead Michigan (52% -45%) and Ohio (49% -48%) and Trump in Iowa (47% -46%).
• Two polls also conducted by Emerson College suggest that Biden has a chance to win in Nevada (where you drive hard with 49% -47%) or Arizona (48% -47%). Arizona has not been won by a Democrat since 1996.
• A summary from FiveThirtyEight shows that Trump leads Biden by less than 1% (47.5% -47.1%) in Texas, a state until recently considered firmly Republican, but one that has become more diverse and more Democratic-oriented.
• FiveThirtyEight also gives Trump a slight edge over Trump in Carolina de Nord (48.8% -47%). Other polls attribute a slight advantage to Trump.

Campaign until the last day

Less than 24 hours before the start of in-person voting in the US presidential election, President Donald Trump urged voters in some undecided states to vote early.

“While in office, NEBRASKA, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA and OHIO will bounce back better than ever! Early voting closes today in these great states and we need YOU to come out and VOTE! Together, WE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN !! ”Trump wrote on Twitter.

Tireless, he continued his election tour and held rallies with thousands of people at audiences in key states such as North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.

On the other hand, Joe Biden also came to Pennsylvania and Ohio.

During the last hundred meters of the campaign, the Democratic presidential candidate was the victim of a viral fake news.

It’s a video in which Biden greets Minnesota voters (“Hello Minnesota!”), While next to him is a sign stating that he is, in fact, in Florida.

However, the video is edited, replacing the actual panel with Minnesota with the one from Florida.

The video, which should suggest that Biden doesn’t know what state he’s in, garnered at least a million views before being removed from Twitter.

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