Top Democrats confident 'blue wall' in Midwest will save Biden

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Biden was the first Democrat to carry Georgia in a presidential election since Bill Clinton did so in 1992, and he was the first Democrat to carry Arizona since Clinton in 1996.
44% : Democratic presidential candidates have carried Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in every election going back to 1992 with the glaring exception of 2016, when Trump won all three states by narrow margins -- fewer than 80,000 voters across the three.
36% : Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) cautioned "it's going to be tight," reflecting the widespread view among Senate Democrats that the presidential race will be closer this year than it was in 2020, when Biden won 306 electoral votes -- 74 more than Trump won.
31% : If Biden sweeps Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin again, he would be virtually assured of winning reelection -- barring a major upset in another state.
24% : Welch said Biden is "doing what he has to do" by shifting to a "two-track message strategy" of "talking about the economy in ways that relate to people and everyday struggles" and "talking about Trump and what a lunatic he is.
15% : Basically, the Biden administration is doing everything that others including Donald Trump have talked about but were never really serious about doing," she said.

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