Fox News- Biden +8

[Bidenworth2020]

Biden- 48 (+6)
Trump- 40 (-2)

https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2020/05/Fox_May-17-20-2020_Complete_National_Topline_May-21-Release.pdf

Trump Approval- 44/54 (-10)

Favorability
Joe Biden 48/46 (+2)
Donald Trump 43/55 (-12)

Racial Breakdown-
Whites- 48/41 Trump
Blacks- 76/12 Biden
Hispanics- 59/28 Biden

Battleground States (Useless Polling Metric)

Biden 49
Trump 40

[Podgy the Bear]

I hope that Fox, in its fair and balanced reporting, will be blasting these numbers out the way they did their last poll reading...

[Lief 🗽]

WOW! No wonder Trump was throwing a Twitter tantrum today.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1263537553073942528

[Red Willow]

He wants FOX to be his and the GOP's personal Pravda. They basically are, but there's only so much propaganda can paint over and sell with individuals as incompetent and evil as the ones in this administration.

[heatcharger]

Obama: 63/35

Among voters who are extremely motivated about voting this fall, Biden has a 12-point advantage (53-41 percent).  More Biden supporters (69 percent) than Trump supporters (63 percent) feel extremely motivated to vote.

Americans are starting to get really excited about getting our boys back in the White House.

[SN2903]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

[Horus]

Over a quarter of Trump '16 voters view Obama favorably, what in the world was he thinking going after him?

[roxas11]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

   
Data For Progress: Biden +9
Quinnipiac: Biden +11
Firehouse/Optimus: Biden + 10.2
Ipsos- Biden +9

[Gass3268]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

Nope, most polls are between 5-11 now:

Data For Progress: Biden +9   
Quinnipiac: Biden +11
Ipsos: Biden +9
Rasmussen: Biden +5
YouGov/Economist: Biden +5
Morning Consult: Biden +5
Firehouse/Optimus: Biden+10

The polls showing a lead of 3 are now the outliers.

[Don't blame me I voted for Harris]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

You didnt see the other poll that had Biden leading in every battleground state, Go Biden/Warren😍😍😍

[Gass3268]

Lol, suck it Trump

https://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/1263605972678967297?s=20

[Darthpi - Crush the Oligarchy]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

The average of the most recent poll from each pollster in May is slightly over 6, and has been trending upward.

Not saying it won't end up lower eventually, but it simply isn't true that "Most polls are showing 3 to 6" right now

[psychprofessor]

ooof the incumbent at 40 in a two way race 5 months out is panic time.

[ηєω ƒяσηтιєя]

Trump getting 12% of the Black vote would be shocking.

Anyways, November 3rd can't come soon enough.

[Bomster]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

[Progressive Pessimist]

This is a terrible poll for Trump in so many ways, and for reasons beyond it being from his own propaganda networks. Notably is the fact that Biden seems to be winning back the Latin vote while Trump simultaneously somehow is at an inconceivable 12% with black voters yet losing this badly anyway. I am also enjoying the fact that this poll shows that Democrats are actually more enthusiastic to vote, in contrast to the narrative around Biden that he is a demotivating candidate for Democrats. Our side is pissed and as long as we all vote, we can win!

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

It's still bulls*** that it was even possible for her to be perceived of as worse than Trump. I guess that's the story of 2016 though: overestimating the average American.

[roxas11]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

even she was leading in all of the polls
her favorables was always terrible

The voters who hated both her and trump overwhelmingly broke for trump on election day

Today voters who hate both Biden and trump are overwhelmingly backing Joe Biden

[Eraserhead]

Over a quarter of Trump '16 voters view Obama favorably, what in the world was he thinking going after him?

That sounds bizarrely high.

[ProudModerate2]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

Sorry SN.
But your "3 to 6" theory just got nuked.

[Comrade Funk]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

Stop running away from OC and confront him like a man.

[MT Treasurer]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

If you interpret 2016 as a rejection of Hillary Clinton rather than an embrace of Donald Trump, it’s, well, literally impossible for 2020 to be "another 2016." Also helps explain why Trump has been in a uniquely terrible position for an incumbent since day one.

This is anecdotal evidence, but I know a lot of people who are either ambivalent in their attitudes toward Biden or may not be "enthused" about his candidacy but who do not view him nearly as unfavorably as Hillary Clinton.

[Bomster]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

If you interpret 2016 as a rejection of Hillary Clinton rather than an embrace of Donald Trump, it’s, well, literally impossible for 2020 to be "another 2016." Also helps explain why Trump has been in a uniquely terrible position for an incumbent since day one.

This is anecdotal evidence, but I know a lot of people who are either ambivalent in their attitudes toward Biden or may not be "enthused" about his candidacy but who do not view him nearly as unfavorably as Hillary Clinton.

The entire 2016 race, from primary to general, was a referendum on Hillary Clinton, the most vilified woman in America. She went from being the unopposed heir apparent to the nomination to nearly being toppled by the Vermont Socialist. Then she went on to lose to possibly the most racist and sexist and immoral candidate in recent history in the form of Donald Trump. In hindsight 2016 was more likely than not going to go to the Republicans, despite Obama’s popularity Americans desire a change in course at the end of two terms. Trump was perhaps the riskiest candidate they could have picked, because Trump’s outrageous behavior and rhetoric turned off enough voters to cost them the popular vote, yet it paid off because Trump’s (phony) populist rhetoric galvanized Republican support in the Midwest and cracked the blue wall. The race became a contest between two extremely unpopular candidates, but in the end it was Hillary who voters decided was the greater of two evils, because of her long-standing scandalous presence in politics and especially because of the Comey Letter. Trump would have likely lost without the Comey Letter.

[Red Willow]

https://twitter.com/tylerdinucci/status/1263599305132138496?s=21

No wonder Clinton lost.

If you interpret 2016 as a rejection of Hillary Clinton rather than an embrace of Donald Trump, it’s, well, literally impossible for 2020 to be "another 2016." Also helps explain why Trump has been in a uniquely terrible position for an incumbent since day one.

This is anecdotal evidence, but I know a lot of people who are either ambivalent in their attitudes toward Biden or may not be "enthused" about his candidacy but who do not view him nearly as unfavorably as Hillary Clinton.

My father despised Hillary Clinton and loves Joe Biden, but this is SE PA and Biden has always been popular here so it might not be that common nationwide.

[Illiniwek]

Seems like an outlier. Most polls are showing 3 to 6

LOL GTFOH