I'm glad they've started weighting by education, but these numbers seem a little too R-friendly to me.
Possibly slightly, but if they were not weighting by education before, their results were almost certainly previously too D-friendly.
They have Trump approval at 51-48, which is not far out of line with his winning by 5 points in 2016. It might be a slight overestimate, but it might not be.
The Dem favorabilities do look low, i.e.:
Joe Biden 35/57
Bernie Sanders 36/58
Elizabeth Warren 31/55
Pete Buttigieg 22/49
However, it is GA very early in the cycle and in the midst of the Presidential primary. For example, if you polled RFKfan I would speculate that he would probably say he has negative favorability for Bernie Sanders (because he is thinking in primary terms, not GE terms). But if Sanders won the GE, he would almost certainly vote for Sanders, and would likely say he had a favorable opinion of Sanders at that point (with brain switched to GE mode).
(I don't mean to ascribe this necessarily to RFKfan, just using it as a hypothetical example).
