New NYT/Siena swing state polls:
WI: Biden 49, Trump 38
MI: Biden 47, Trump 36
PA: Biden 50, Trump 40
FL: Biden 47, Trump 41
AZ: Biden 48, Trump 41
NC: Biden 49, Trump 40
Joe Biden increased his lead in every state since their last poll, with massive jumps in WI/MI/PA/NC.
WI: Biden 49, Trump 38
MI: Biden 47, Trump 36
PA: Biden 50, Trump 40
FL: Biden 47, Trump 41
AZ: Biden 48, Trump 41
NC: Biden 49, Trump 40
Joe Biden increased his lead in every state since their last poll, with massive jumps in WI/MI/PA/NC.
NYT Siena swing state polls: Trump approval among the six states polled is 42 approve, 54 disapprove.
Trump does not hit 42% vs Biden in a single one of the states polled - once again he is polling below his job approval.
And all of this is with 56% approval on the economy.
Trump does not hit 42% vs Biden in a single one of the states polled - once again he is polling below his job approval.
And all of this is with 56% approval on the economy.
NYT/Siena swing state polls: Biden leads Trump by six points among those who voted in 2016.
Those voters chose Trump by 2.5 points in 2016, making it an 8.5 point swing to Biden in these states.
Biden also holds a 17 point lead among registered voters who didn't vote in 2016.
Those voters chose Trump by 2.5 points in 2016, making it an 8.5 point swing to Biden in these states.
Biden also holds a 17 point lead among registered voters who didn't vote in 2016.
Among the voters who don't currently back Biden or Trump?
They tilt Republican by party affiliation as 34% voted for Trump in 2016 vs 20% for Clinton.
But those voters heavily disapprove of Trump's job performance with 56 disapprove, 29 approve.
They tilt Republican by party affiliation as 34% voted for Trump in 2016 vs 20% for Clinton.
But those voters heavily disapprove of Trump's job performance with 56 disapprove, 29 approve.
This is really the most striking stat from the NYT/Sienna swing state polls:
55% of registered voters said there is at least some chance they would support Biden in the election.
55% of voters said there is "not really any chance" they would vote for Trump in November.
55% of registered voters said there is at least some chance they would support Biden in the election.
55% of voters said there is "not really any chance" they would vote for Trump in November.
Just look at the swing from 2016 to today in the NYT/Siena poll.
These line up with the national lead for Biden in the RCP average, but seeing NC and AZ swing so much has to send the White House into full blown panic.
It also explains why Trump is currently on the air in Texas.
These line up with the national lead for Biden in the RCP average, but seeing NC and AZ swing so much has to send the White House into full blown panic.
It also explains why Trump is currently on the air in Texas.
