TownhallHere's What the Most Accurate Poll for 2020 Is Saying About the Key Swing States
- Bias Rating
-16% Somewhat Liberal
- Reliability
45% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
-30% Somewhat Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
-15% Negative
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83% : Trump leads in five of those states, with Georgia giving him his largest lead of +2.6, while Harris leads by +0.3 in Wisconsin and by +0.8 in Michigan.538, which also includes Atlas Intel, shows Harris up by +1.2 at the national level.64% : At the national level, Trump is also shown to be leading Harris by 49.6-48.2 percent in a head to head matchup.
59% : According to RealClearPolling, which includes the Atlas Intel poll, Trump is ahead nationally by +0.3.
59% : Trump is also up by +1.1 overall in the key battleground states.
56% : Trump is still leading in four swing states, while Pennsylvania is tied, and Harris has the edge in Wisconsin and Michigan.
54% : Of the seven "decisive swing states" polled--North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania--Trump leads in all of them but Wisconsin, where Harris has an edge of +0.2.
50% : If we go by these poll results, and those results for other, non-polled states from the University of Virginia Center for Politics, Trump has a clear electoral win with 278 votes.
48% : The biggest lead for Trump comes from Arizona, where he's up by +4.2.
48% : Trump is also up by +2.3 against Harris, which may seem somewhat low, but is still an edge.
34% : Trump has been polling well in the swing states against Vice President Kamala Harris, which is where this election will very likely come down to.
32% : With Harris' edge so miniscule and within the margin of error, though in such a state, Wisconsin is still feasible for Trump.
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