Normally, a 7 to 8 point lead isn't that big a lead this far out. But it can become so when there are very few undecided's. In mid October 2016 Hillary was up by 7 points, but there was still 15% undecided. Biden is up by 7.5 points as of today with only 7% undecided.

Hillary was at 46% and ended up at 48%. Trump at 39% ending up at 46%. So 7 out of that 15 went for Trump, Hillary got only 2 while the rest voted third party. The late deciders went to Trump.

Biden is at 50% today, Trump at 43% rounding off. In other words 2020 is a whole different ballgame than 2016, especially in the amount of undecided's. The lesser amount of undecided I think is huge this go around.


Last edited by perotista; 09/14/20 01:01 AM.
It's high past time that we start electing Americans to congress and the presidency who put America first instead of their political party. For way too long we have been electing Republicans and Democrats who happen to be Americans instead of Americans who happen to be Republicans and Democrats.