Election 2020: Biden leads but is he losing support?

PollyVote

Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden boards an airplane to travel to Michigan at the New Castle County Airport on September 09, 2020, in New Castle, Delaware.
Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden boards an airplane to travel to Michigan at the New Castle County Airport on September 09, 2020, in New Castle, Delaware. | Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla

The presidential election forecasting website PollyVote also predicts a Biden victory, albeit with the Democratic presidential nominee slightly decreasing his Electoral College lead.

In numbers reported Sunday, PollyVote had Biden leading with 52% of the vote and 325 Electoral College points versus Trump’s 48% and 213 electoral points.

The 4% difference in popular vote is only slightly higher than when PollyVote first began tracking the two presidential opponents in May, when Biden had 51.5% and Trump had 48.5%.

The predicted Electoral College result, while still in favor of Biden, nevertheless gives him fewer electoral points than when the site looked at the numbers earlier this month.

At the time, PollyVote predicted that Biden would win 334 points and Trump 204 points, or a shift of nine Electoral College points from Democrat to Republican.

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