YouGov/Economist: Biden +23%

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/hpupr0zhkl/econTabReport.pdf
July 12-14, 2020
598 likely voters
MoE not given

Biden 58%
Sanders 35%
Not sure 8%

No change in margin from the last YouGov/Economist survey (July 5-7).

[brucejoel99]

Why are they still doing these? Possibly a spoiler alert, but we already know how it turns out!

[Mr. Morden]

By age:
age 18-29: Sanders +31
age 30-44: Biden +2
age 45-64: Biden +46
age 65+: Biden +53

By race:
white: Biden +18
black: Biden +55
Hispanic: Biden +10

[GeneralMacArthur]

We still have to wait another 3 weeks for the Connecticut primary so it's not technically over yet.

[DINGO Joe]

And then there's the separate national primary for all 18-29 year olds--that's the real Sanders surge.

[NOVA Green]

well tbf....

It is actually interesting to see these national polling numbers, especially since Sanders supporters were widely scapegoated for HRC's loss in '16, just like Nader voters were in 2000.

As not only a Sanders supporter, but as a Biden Campaign Contributor and obviously close to many who chose to vote 3rd Party in OR in '16.

I actually appreciate the fact that YouGov/Economist are even polling this question since it not only potentially gives us a sense of "buyer's remorse" voters and potential 3rd party defections.

Still looks like Uncle Joe is gonna clean up shop on these demographics...

Key obviously is less about % margins and more about TO...

Personally happier with swings among the older voters, since at this point skeptical about younger voter turnout (please prove me wrong)