You may recall that the Times/Siena polls back in October had this accompanying chart showing the shift in results by demographic group 
Here's what that looks like, but for age--the first column being voters by 2016 age, the second column being the age of voters in 2019 (so a 62 year old in 2016 counts as 65)
And this is pre-coronavirus, of course. Can confirm the party registration distributions on older voters are unbiased over all for '19, too (can't for 16, since it includes data from RDD polls)
Well, Biden was up 2 among RVs and 1 among LVs in states Trump won by 1.6.
So, that's basically the same picture from the national polls today and not far from state polls conducted until about one week ago, which have since lurched toward Biden
So, that's basically the same picture from the national polls today and not far from state polls conducted until about one week ago, which have since lurched toward Biden
The new state polls are of, shall we say, uneven quality. But they're quite consistent and so is the trend in Trump approval. It'll be interesting to see whether this shows up in the net wave of national polls
