Polling Update 10/2/2020….More Polls!…Biden National crusin still….

The below Real Clear Polls are pre-Trump virus announcement…

Lot of Updates in this post….

We now have several polls showing Joe Biden with slight leads in Georgia and North Carolina ….

Hmmmm?

Friday, October 2

Race/Topic   (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Biden	IBD/TIPP	Biden 49, Trump 46	Biden +3
General Election: Trump vs. Biden	The Hill/HarrisX	Biden 47, Trump 40	Biden +7
Arizona: Trump vs. Biden	USA Today/Suffolk*	Biden 50, Trump 46	Biden +4
New Hampshire: Trump vs. Biden	Emerson	Biden 52, Trump 45	Biden +7
New York: Trump vs. Biden	Siena*	Biden 61, Trump 29	Biden +32
Arizona Senate – McSally vs. Kelly	USA Today/Suffolk*	Kelly 49, McSally 40	Kelly +9
New Hampshire Senate – Messner vs. Shaheen	Emerson	Shaheen 55, Messner 40	Shaheen +15
New Hampshire Governor – Sununu vs. Feltes	Emerson	Sununu 55, Feltes 40	Sununu +15
President Trump Job Approval	IBD/TIPP	Approve 46, Disapprove 49	Disapprove +3
President Trump Job Approval	Rasmussen Reports	Approve 46, Disapprove 53	Disapprove +7

Real Clear Politics …(Updated (PM)

New polls suggest Democratic nominee Joe Biden has a shot at blowing out President Trump in the Electoral College, which would have disastrous repercussions for a Republican Party desperately working to protect its Senate majority.

The surveys were released before Trump and first lady Melania Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, extraordinary news with uncertain implications for the race.

The news could pull Trump from the campaign trail at a critical point in the race, but it also raises questions about the health of the president and the stability of his administration…

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“It’s concerning,” said John Pudner, a veteran Republican campaign operative who now runs the nonpartisan group Take Back Our Republic. “I think Trump’s polling and his miscues at the debate are especially a cause for concern in those tight races in Georgia, South Carolina and Iowa … it’s making his reelection tougher, and it’s making those Senate races tougher to win.”

The difference between a Biden blowout and a narrow Trump victory could be very small.

Even with the cascade of bad recent polling for Trump, the president still has a 20 percent chance of winning the election, according to the FiveThirtyEight model….

More…

Updates done 9:15 East Coast Time…