Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile in Minnesota, which Trump lost by only 1 1/2 points:

The STRIB/Mason-Dixon poll tested 4 Dems vs Trump in Minnesota:

Biden: 50-38 (Biden +12)
Warren: 51-40 (Warren +11)
Sanders: 49-40 (Sanders +9)
Klobuchar: 55-38 (Klobuchar +17)

http://www.startribune.com/trump-trails-top-democrats-in-new-minnesota-poll/563399592/

Anonymous wrote:nyet so good numbers for Trump in Maine

https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/PPP_Release_ME_101519.pdf

Maine: Trump vs. Biden PPP (D) Biden 54, Trump 42 Biden +12
Maine: Trump vs. Warren PPP (D) Warren 53, Trump 43 Warren +10
Maine: Trump vs. Sanders PPP (D) Sanders 53, Trump 43 Sanders +10
Maine: Trump vs. Buttigieg PPP (D) Buttigieg 52, Trump 43 Buttigieg +9
Maine: Trump vs. Harris PPP (D) Harris 50, Trump 44 Harris +6

Maine: Trump vs. Biden PPP (D) Biden 54, Trump 42 Biden +12
Maine: Trump vs. Warren PPP (D) Warren 53, Trump 43 Warren +10
Maine: Trump vs. Sanders PPP (D) Sanders 53, Trump 43 Sanders +10
Maine: Trump vs. Buttigieg PPP (D) Buttigieg 52, Trump 43 Buttigieg +9
Maine: Trump vs. Harris PPP (D) Harris 50, Trump 44 Harris +6

Nearly one in five Republican primary voters would prefer to see a nominee other than incumbent President Donald Trump helm the GOP ticket in 2020, a new Fox News poll has found.

Seventeen percent of Republican voters told Fox News's pollsters they would prefer that someone other than Trump be the party's nominee, although 77 percent remained steadfastly behind the president.

Anonymous wrote:

General Election: Trump vs. Warren Quinnipiac Warren 49, Trump 41 Warren +8
General Election: Trump vs. Biden Quinnipiac Biden 51, Trump 40 Biden +11
General Election: Trump vs. Sanders Quinnipiac Sanders 49, Trump 42 Sanders +7

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this thread just for the presidential polls? How about key house/senate races?

I am OP - and I deem that you may post any polls you think we should be paying attention to. So sure, key House/Senate races as well. Why not?

Anonymous wrote:Is this thread just for the presidential polls? How about key house/senate races?

General Election: Trump vs. Biden IBD/TIPP Biden 51, Trump 44 Biden +7
General Election: Trump vs. Warren IBD/TIPP Warren 48, Trump 46 Warren +2
General Election: Trump vs. Sanders IBD/TIPP Sanders 49, Trump 45 Sanders +4
General Election: Trump vs. Harris IBD/TIPP Harris 46, Trump 46 Tie

Half of Americans think President Donald Trump's effort to get Ukraine to investigate potential 2020 election rival Joe Biden is an impeachable offense, the October IBD/TIPP Poll found. But the Ukraine scandal has yet to hurt Trump's approval rating or 2020 election prospects. In fact, Trump cut Biden's advantage in a head-to-head matchup nearly in half compared to the September poll. And a solid majority favors a probe of Biden and his son.

IBD/TIPP found that 50% see Trump's actions as rising to the level of an impeachable offense, compared to 46% who don't. Independents were split, with 46% saying it's impeachable and 47% who disagree.

Trump Narrows Biden's 2020 Election Edge
Trump's efforts to get Ukraine to investigate Biden and his son Hunter's dealings in the country appear to be aimed at weakening the Democrat best positioned to beat him in the 2020 election.

Although the president's efforts, first exposed by a whistleblower, have fueled the Democrats' Trump impeachment drive, Biden's political prospects have taken a hit.

Biden still led Trump, 51%-44%, in the October IBD/TIPP Poll. But his advantage narrowed from 54%-42% in September. Among independents, Biden's lead narrowed to just 1 point (46%-45%) from 18 points (55%-37%).

In a head-to-head matchup vs. Trump, Elizabeth Warren led Trump 48% to 46% after leading 49%-46% a month earlier. Trump now leads Warren 49%-43% among independents, after trailing 45%-47% a month earlier.

Self-described investors still favor Biden over Trump 49%-47%, but that's down from 54%-43%. They narrowly favor Trump over Sanders (48%-45%) and Warren (49%-45%), who have both touted wealth taxes in recent weeks.