FiveThirtyEight's poll tracker shows Joe Biden has a 53 percent chance of winning the election, while Trump has a 46 percent chance.

Polls are crap

It’s a little bit notable how they change over time, but mostly it is just a bunch of poor methodology noise

But, I do feel it’s relevant to point out that even in polling land Biden has been gaining for the last few weeks and it’s notable which media outlets are pretending it is the opposite of that (like severely the opposite) and to wonder why that is

  • knightly the Sneptaur
    1•2 months ago

    It’s hard to be stubborn about politics when the closest thing we have to an ally shares most of its campaign financiers with the enemy.

    • mozzOP
      0•2 months ago

      Biden: A trillion dollars spent on climate change, student loan forgiveness, huge increase in corporate tax to pay for all of that, income inequality is dropping, support for unions, basically the country moving 1% in the right direction for the first time since IDK Carter or something

      Trump: Let’s shoot all the Mexicans

      Lemmy: They’re the same picture

      • knightly the Sneptaur
        -2•2 months ago

        Lets compare apples to apples, shall we?

        Trump: Let’s shoot all the Mexicans

        Biden: No asylum for “illegal immigrants”, the border patrol gets even more money now, and we’ll waive environmental regulations to build the wall through the habitats of endangered species.

        With friends like these, who needs enemies?

        • mozzOP
          2•2 months ago

          Just like a non stop avalanche of bad faith bullshit from you guys, huh

          I dealt with the immigration issue at a lot more length back in my comments from a while ago; I don’t really want to dig it back up and copy paste it, because what’s the point. But short summary, you’re wrong.

          • knightly the Sneptaur
            -3•2 months ago

            And what if I am wrong?

            Quibbling about minor differences in policy isn’t going to convince non-voters to vote.

            If we can’t be honest about the Dem’s weak position in this election then we’ll never be able to change the course of future history.