Qriously/Brandwatch: Biden +4

[VAR]

Biden 46% (-1)
Trump 42% (+1)

https://www.brandwatch.com/qriously-data/us-election-poll-week-3-10-13-sept/

[BlueSwan]

Not great.

[wbrocks67]

More junk polls! Great!

[Sir Mohamed]

Junk, but Mr. Trump is still stuck at 42%.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

September 10-13
2065 likely voters
MoE: 2.5% among likely voters
Changes with September 3-7 poll

Jorgensen 1% (n/c)
None of the above 1% (n/c)
Hawkins 0% (n/c)
Undecided 9% (n/c)

[Buzz]

Thank you.

[Niemeyerite]

I'll start to get worried once Trump gets 45+% in any serious poll.

[Arkansas Yankee]

Anything that does not fitting your preconceived notion. This poll raises some interesting insights.  Anyone would be foolish not to consider them. It certainly gives me hope. It should cause Bidenites some cautious concern. 

[Horus]

This firm could be way off, or they could be catching something everyone else is missing. This is their first cycle so not a whole lot can really be deciphered, just throw it in the average.

[Calthrina950]

This firm could be way off, or they could be catching something everyone else is missing. This is their first cycle so not a whole lot can really be deciphered, just throw it in the average.

I certainly don't think this result should be dismissed. We should be making sure to consider every poll which is released, so as to provide a more thorough picture of the situation. I think that is the best way to avoid any accusation of bias. The RCP average right now is Biden +5.9, a decline for him, but still a very reasonable figure. If you look at the page (https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/National.html), most recent polls have a result between Biden +5 and Biden +9, with only the Rasmussen poll (Trump +1) being a significant outlier.

[Mail-order President]

[Pericles]

This was the one pollster that gave Labour a lead in the 2017 UK election. I guess they were less off than many of the more mainstream pollsters then.