Election Day Polls Show Tight Races in Key States

While ABC News claims “The Trump campaign needs the polls — virtually all of them — to be wrong” (ABC News) the truth is, just a few need to be off by a little.  According to the FiveThirtyEight collection of polls, Trump is down but within the margin of error in North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Florida.  All he needs is to close those races and beat the Pennsylvania average, which is still under 5 percent (Twitter). The Real Clear Politics average of polls has it even closer, with Trump leading in Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina and Georgia, while slightly down but inside the margin of error in Florida, Arizona and Pennsylvania (Twitter). Clinton had a 4-point lead in Pennsylvania in 2016 (270towin). The 2016 state by state polling averages (270towin)..   A look at why Biden might not have Nevada sewn up after all (Red State). A look at Biden’s recent, unpresidential comments (Townhall). Sports analyst Clay Travis says there are a “staggering” number of people in sports media who are voting for Trump but afraid to admit it (Daily Wire). As “can I change my vote” trends on Google, the answer depends on the state.  It is not an easy thing to pull off (Fox News). William McGurn features pollster Matt Towery, one of the very few who got 2016 right and who believes Trump is going to do it again (WSJ). Nick Trainer, the Trump campaign’s director of battleground strategy, breaks down why they believe today will be huge for Trump.  He looks at the Biden early voting advantage in key states that has evaporated over the past two weeks, and what they expect from Trump voters today (Washington Examiner). Salem will cover the election through the entire evening, beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern with Hugh Hewitt and most of the syndicated hosts (Radio Online).

Source: Daybreak Insider.