CBS/YouGov: Greenfield +4 in IA, Peters +3 in MI

[wbrocks67]

The undecideds in Michigan really lean D, especially with younger voters, Indies, and Blacks (for ex Biden winning Blacks 92-7 but Peters winning 84-6) so I'm not worried.

Yet another poll for Greenfield though. More Rs are undecided than Ds but Indies have even more undecided so it'll likely come down to them.

[wbrocks67]

Some of these MI-SEN numbers are a bit disturbing. However, I also think Biden’s MI number is likely a little low here. And undecideds seem to be favorable for Dems. I doubt Peters ends up losing, but did not expect to see Greenfield running ahead of him in any poll.

James is simply a really good candidate.

The problem for James is that I believe 44% is the highest he's ever gotten though. It appears that is close to his ceiling.

[wbrocks67]

This is also a bit of an outlier, but the last 5 polls here (A/B rated) average is Peters +5.4, which doesn't sound too far off

[wbrocks67]

I have a hard time seeing Peters not running closely with Biden. Don't imagine a lot of Biden/James voters.