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Specifically, the Democratic presidential candidate received 57% of the support of potential voters, while Trump received only 41%. Two other polls have been conducted in the last weeks of the station CBS and sheets New York Times in Minnesota, Biden was 9% ahead of Trump.
It’s worth mentioning that the Trump campaign invested significantly in bringing Minnesota to the Republican side after it lost 1.5% in the state in 2016. The results of the poll showed Your Force is ineffective efforts.
This is part of a larger sign that Trump is still a long way from winning not just in Minnesota but on the electoral map in general. If your campaign is really competitive right now, you could be closer to winning in Minnesota.
Joe Biden could win big in November. Photo: Alternet
Maybe Trump will one day, and he certainly has a chance of winning with more than a month to move. However, there is an undeniable possibility that Biden will be a resounding victory.
If we look at the current polls, we can see a pretty clear picture. Biden leads between 5% and 8% in some states where Trump won 4 years ago, such as Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. These states, along with those Hillary Clinton won in 2016, earned Biden about 290 electoral votes.
If you add claim that Mr. Biden has at least an average nominal advantage like Florida and North Carolina, the Democratic candidate would have more than 330 electoral votes.
In Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and Texas, although the polls are quite limited, the same result is that Biden is quite competitive. If you summarize the surveys conducted in these states, Mr. Biden only reduced a maximum of 1% or 2%. In other words, Biden is closer to the leadership position in Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, and Texas than Trump is in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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