A simple guide to the US election What to look out for on election night When might we get a result? Trump or Biden? Which states will decide this election? What is the electoral college? Who's leading in the battleground states?
Latest polling averages in battleground states. Click a column header to sort the table by that column in ascending or descending order State Biden Trump Who won in ? Arizona What has Trump said about your country? Who won the presidential debates? Image source, Getty Images. Key takeaways from the Trump-Biden showdown.
Has Covid affected Trump's numbers? Why are Covid infections rising again in US? Can we trust the polls? This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Could postal voting upend the US election? Related Topics. Published 28 October Published 28 September Published 19 January. Published 15 October Trump by 3. Trump by 1. Trump by 5. Trump by 9. Trump by 0. Clinton by 1. This gap in strength of support mirrors other presidential election years with an incumbent president running for reelection.
Bush enjoyed more strong support among his voters than John Kerry. This dynamic is mostly unchanged since earlier this summer, though there has been modest movement among each coalition of voters. As in June , there remain sizable divides among Biden supporters in views of whether they see their vote more as for Biden or against Trump.
In contrast, younger Biden supporters and White Biden supporters are far more likely to say their choice is more against Trump. There is less variation in views among Trump voters, though Trump supporters under 50 years of age are slightly more likely than their older counterparts to say their vote is against Biden rather than for Trump. Many of the demographic patterns of support for both candidates are similar to those in the presidential contest.
This is roughly on par with In contrast, men are divided. In , men favored Trump by modest margins in preelection polls, as well as among validated voters. There are also sizable gaps by race and ethnicity. And the sizable Democratic advantages among Black, Hispanic and Asian American voters are just as large for Biden as they were in Biden currently leads Black voters by 81 percentage points, Hispanic voters by 34 points and Asian voters by 53 points.
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