Biden Leads Trump in the Polls

Could This Be the Beginning of a Trend? #28 Biden Leads Trump in the Polls 9.3.20 Actually, Wednesday was something of a poll-apalooza, probably the biggest polling days of the year...so far. The Biden camp got a scare from a new Monmouth poll showing a much smaller lead in Pennnsylvania, but most of the rest of the polls show (1) Biden with a solid national lead, (2) a fleeting or nonexistent convention bounce, and (3) evidence that Trump's strategy isn't working, at least for the moment. Quinnipiac: Biden 52%, Trump 42% (10 pt. Biden lead) USAT/Suffolk: Biden 50%, Trump 43% (7 point Biden lead)) Reuters/Ipsos: Biden 47%, Trump 40% (7 point Biden lead)) Grinnell/Selzer: Biden 49%, Trump 41% 9 )8 point Biden lead) Economist/YouGov: Biden 51%, Trump 40% (11 point Biden lead) Fox News Poll: Biden leads in three key swing states. AZ +9 WI +8 NC +4 CNN/SSRS: Biden 51%, Trump 43% (8 point Trump lead) USC Dornsife Daybreak: Biden 52%, Trump 41% (11 point Biden lead https://mailchi.mp/thebulwark/weve-got-polls?e=6211227ec9

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