It's interesting to see Biden underperforming by almost 2% in Wisconsin, relative to underlying factors and the national environment. He should have won it by close to the amount he won Michigan by, but he didn't actually improve by as much as expected in the WOW counties 
Interestingly, it's not as if Biden massively overperformed in the Wisconsin rurals, despite seeing almost no change from 2016 margins; the demographics of that area make it more friendly than not to Democrats (comparatively speaking).
What I wonder about is if WOW sees another massive snap left at some point soon. The GOP there is much stronger and much more energized than they are in many other suburban strongholds, but the evidence we see suggests that the red firewall is still beginning to crack, if slowly.
Waukesha snapping left by only 6 points suggests a pretty sharp lag in comparison to how other white suburban areas voted; Collin/Denton swung left by a hell of a lot more, for example. How long do these areas partially resist national trends in partisanship?
and yeah, as for that WaPo/ABC Biden +17 poll: f**k off
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