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New Marist/PBS & NBC/WSJ polls bring us to a critical mass of October live-interview national polls, and to me Biden's gains appear to be pretty even across the board (except
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Pro tip: if Trump doesn't win Sumter Co. (The Villages) at least two-to-one, he's not winning FL - or a second term. In 2016, it went 68%-29% Trump. 84% of
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Imagine being so out of touch that you think this serves any purpose.https://twitter.com/jesserodriguez/status/1313635166447964163 During non-pandemic times, I travel to 30+ states a year speaking to a variety of people/groups. The
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If you were a voter who went in w/ concerns about Biden's age, he didn't do much to dispel them. If you went in w/ concerns about Trump's temperament, his
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Alright, a *reveal thread:* At a time when people want definitive models/answers about what's going to happen - and truth is it could range from a 400+ EV "blue GA/TX"
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I've heard some analysts argue a SCOTUS fight will help Trump by shifting "what 2020 will be about" from his mismanagement of COVID to a more straightforward partisan cage match.That
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Fact: 11 of Texas's 254 counties contain Whole Foods Markets...In 1992, these 11 counties cast 55% of TX's votes and gave Bill Clinton 48% of the two-party vote.In 2016, they
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Another (brief) thread: at the rate 2020 is going, here's how the rest of the year is probably going to play out... 1. Trump nominates a conservative woman to SCOTUS
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Thread: the reason I was so eager for new @QuinnipiacPoll national data wasn't that I was expecting a certain result; it was that it allows for a more complete comparison
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Thread: one of the reasons I love covering House races is that analyzing things at a district level can reveal a lot of micro-trends before they show up nationally or
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4) Polling suggests Trump's bonus in the Electoral College (relative to the popular vote) is at least as large as it was in '16 (2.9%) or potentially even larger. He
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Without wading into the modeling wars - a debate I see as mostly fruitless - guess I'll try to summarize why I think the presidential race is more like "Lean
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