Meeting Streets Insights (new release but poll from December): Biden +11%

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

https://meetingst.com/voter-motivation-in-the-2020-presidential-election/

1000 registered voters
December 28-30, 2019

Biden 49%
Trump 38%

Most of the poll was a study of enthusiasm and why people were voting for Trump/Biden.

[Bidenworth2020]

Utterly useless.

[Holmes]

Ok... cool.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Worth noting this pollster doesn't have much of a record and recently released a fairly dubious North Carolina survey, so getting a look at some of its older work helps contextualise that and any future surveys.

[Brittain33]

I’m confused how they polled Biden v. Trump in December 2019. While that was the most likely matchup, it matters that Biden wasn’t the Dem nominee when they asked.

[Orser67]

There’s another noteworthy contrast between these Biden and Trump voters. Only 14% of Biden voters said they would vote for Biden because they like his policies even though they don’t necessarily like him personally; 36% said they would vote for Biden because they like both him and his policies.

The respondents who said they would vote for Trump were more divided: 45% of this group said they would vote for Trump because they like his policies, but not necessarily him personally. Interestingly, the same percentage (45%) of likely Trump voters said they would vote for Trump because they like him and they like his policies.

It would be interesting to see what policies this group has most responded to. There are some obvious guesses (judges, taxes, etc.) but I'd love to see some data.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

More horrible polls for Trump, this is looking like 2008 where a 60/40 Senate is plausible

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

More horrible polls for Trump, this is looking like 2008 where a 60/40 Senate is plausible

Turtleman survived the 2008 landslide, it unlikely he goes down this year.

[Progressive Pessimist]

It's outdated, sure, but it oddly fits in well with the trend six months later.