US Elections November 3, 2020
"The 2020 US presidential election has been different than any other in history"
National polls cannot predict the Electoral College outcome. But generally, the larger the national lead, the more likely is that the candidate can assemble enough states for an Electoral College majority. Beyond that, a national poll gives clues to the broader environment. The latest WSJ/NBC survey suggests that the 2020 election will have a large gender gap, with women favouring Biden and men Trump
Joe Biden’s ‘Time to Heal’
Joe Biden sent an encouraging message Saturday night in declaring ‘a time to heal’, as he claimed his victory in the race for the White House
Mainstream media and pollsters are already the losers
A surge of unexpected votes for Donald Trump has confounded the forecasters, again
US Presidential Election explainer: What to watch out for as the results roll in
The 2020 US presidential election has been different than any other in history. Here is the rundown of key things to watch out for as the results roll in
Will the polls get it right this time?
Former Vice-President Joe Biden holds a 10-point lead over President Trump in the final Wall Street Journal/NBC News national survey, while polls in many battleground states suggest that enough are in play to allow either candidate to build an Electoral College majority
‘Not Trump’ is not enough to govern
Last week Joe Biden offered his closing argument with a speech at Warm Springs, Ga., the site of President Franklin Delano Roosevelts death on April 12, 1945
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