Michigan-yes.
Florida-HELL NO!
I think you are being biased and not fact-based here.
The Michigan poll is actually far more inaccurate than the Florida poll here. In the Michigan sample, they have it as 60% college educated (really inaccurate; it was 37% educated according to the 2018 exit polls). This is a huge problem because educated voters in Michigan vote for Biden by 17, but non college educated are far less pro Biden. This poll is actually super skewed in favor of Biden because of this. I would say there's at least a 7% pro Biden skew because of their poor weighting on education.
I'm making a big deal about this because the lack of education weighting was the biggest contributor to why midwestern polling was so bad in 2016.
Meanwhile, the Florida poll holds up much better because there is not a significant educational gap in how people are voting. It's still way over sampling educated people, but because there isn't a big gap, it doesn't skew the results as much. It's probably only a 3-4% pro Biden skew.
Just because FL was close in 2016 and 2018 does not mean it will be close in 2020. Every election is different.