Polling Update for Oct. 12, 2020…Including Biden Electoral College Good news polling…

Joe Biden keeps his leads where he needs them….

Donald Trump does NOT….

Biden is ahead of Trump by 10.2% points in the RCP average on this date….

This date 4 years ago Hillary Clinton was only 6.2% ahead of Trump…..

Monday, October 12

Race/Topic   (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
Florida: Trump vs. Biden	Emerson	Biden 50, Trump 47	Biden +3
Minnesota: Trump vs. Biden	KAAL-TV/SurveyUSA	Biden 47, Trump 40	Biden +7
Wisconsin: Trump vs. Biden	Reuters/Ipsos	Biden 51, Trump 44	Biden +7
Wisconsin: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 51, Trump 41	Biden +10
Pennsylvania: Trump vs. Biden	Reuters/Ipsos	Biden 51, Trump 44	Biden +7
Michigan: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 48, Trump 40	Biden +8
Montana: Trump vs. Biden	PPP (D)	Trump 52, Biden 46	Trump +6
General Election: Trump vs. Biden	JTN/RMG Research*	Biden 51, Trump 43	Biden +8
General Election: Trump vs. Biden	IBD/TIPP	Biden 53, Trump 42	Biden +11
General Election: Trump vs. Biden vs. Jorgensen vs. Hawkins	IBD/TIPP	Biden 52, Trump 43, Jorgensen 2, Hawkins 1	Biden +9
Michigan Senate – James vs. Peters	NY Times/Siena*	Peters 43, James 42	Peters +1
Minnesota Senate – Lewis vs. Smith	KAAL-TV/SurveyUSA	Smith 44, Lewis 37	Smith +7
Arizona Senate – McSally vs. Kelly	Trafalgar Group (R)	Kelly 47, McSally 45	Kelly +2
Montana Senate – Daines vs. Bullock	PPP (D)	Daines 48, Bullock 48	Tie
North Carolina Senate – Tillis vs. Cunningham	WRAL-TV/SurveyUSA	Cunningham 49, Tillis 39	Cunningham +10
President Trump Job Approval	Rasmussen Reports	Approve 49, Disapprove 50	Disapprove +1

Real Clear Politics….

Note…

Does Donald Trump’s morals lower the bar for Democrats?

No Franken thing in North Carolina apparently…

North Carolina’s Democratic Senate candidate Cal Cunningham became mired in a scandal earlier this month when he admitted to exchanging romantic text messages with a woman who is not his wife. Yet a new poll conducted by SurveyUSA showed that Cunningham actually increased his lead over the incumbent Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) after the news broke.

In the previous poll, Cunningham was up seven, but that jumped to a 10-point advantage in the iteration released Monday. The growing margin is largely thanks to men and younger voters, who have enhanced their support for the challenger….

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Electoral College polling…Something New…