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« on: August 02, 2020, 09:54:12 AM »

The poll in NC with Biden leading 48/44 is nearly identical to the last CBS/YouGov poll done in NC in 2016 on Oct 26-28 which had Clinton up 48-45, what is different is Trump was up 22% with whites in that poll vs 17% now, but he is only doing 1% worse overall, I would guess due to him not not doing as badly with non-whites.
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« Reply #1 on: August 02, 2020, 10:10:36 AM »

The poll in NC with Biden leading 48/44 is nearly identical to the last CBS/YouGov poll done in NC in 2016 on Oct 26-28 which had Clinton up 48-45, what is different is Trump was up 22% with whites in that poll vs 17% now, but he is only doing 1% worse overall, I would guess due to him not not doing as badly with non-whites.

He has 5% among blacks in the NC poll

Blacks are not the only non-whites in NC, 10% of NC's electorate is not white or black, as I've said he is doing 5% worse with whites in this poll compared to the Oct 26-28 YouGov poll but only 1% worse overall so he must be doing better with non-whites.
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« Reply #2 on: August 02, 2020, 10:12:50 AM »

I wish more pollsters would put out national numbers with state numbers like CBS/YouGov did last week so we could compare how they have the state voting vs the nation, last week they had Biden +10 nationally with Trump up 1% in Ohio and down 6% in MI so from that it was possible to say Ohio was voting 11% more R than the nation and MI 4% more R.
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