Did we mention that the presidential race is close? (Or, at least, the pollsters think so.) When the election is over, Siena is going to be the subject of either a lot of "Wow! They saw what other pollsters did not!" articles, or a lot of "What the hell was wrong with Siena's model?" articles. For our part, we do not believe that Donald Trump is really up 14 points in Florida. (Z)
State | Kamala Harris | Donald Trump | Start | End | Pollster |
Arizona | 48% | 47% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Arizona | 48% | 50% | Sep 24 | Oct 01 | Fabrizio + Anzalone |
Florida | 41% | 55% | Sep 29 | Oct 06 | Siena Coll. |
Georgia | 47% | 47% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Massachusetts | 61% | 32% | Oct 01 | Oct 05 | Suffolk U. |
Maryland | 57% | 35% | Sep 23 | Sep 28 | U. of Maryland |
Michigan | 47% | 49% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Michigan | 51% | 48% | Oct 05 | Oct 07 | Research Co. |
North Carolina | 47% | 48% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Nevada | 48% | 47% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Pennsylvania | 48% | 48% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Pennsylvania | 50% | 49% | Oct 05 | Oct 07 | Research Co. |
Texas | 44% | 50% | Sep 29 | Oct 04 | Siena Coll. |
Texas | 45% | 50% | Oct 02 | Oct 06 | Florida Atlantic U. |
Wisconsin | 48% | 46% | Sep 23 | Sep 29 | GSG + NSOR |
Wisconsin | 50% | 48% | Oct 05 | Oct 07 | Research Co. |