* A + Rated NYT Sienna College Battleground Iowa Poll* Biden 45% Klansman 42%*

[DemocratSinceBirth]

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/ga-ia-tx-crosstabs/ca61e64eaef883ac/full.pdf

[Peacetrain]

1. Oh sweet Jesus, what a great day!!!

I was posting we were tied 48 to 48 and moving bluer.. this is just great... I am seeing Biden/Harris signs everywhere.. and I think one new Trump sign.. I am not kidding this is feeling more like 2008 every day.. doing the happy dance

[dawg]

2. That's welcome news.

Picking up an unexpected state or two could end up making all the difference in the world. It could make the election much harder for them to steal.

[Blasphemer]

3. Cautiously optimistic here. 10% "don't know"/refused to answer provides a lot of possible swing.. nt

[kwolf68]

4. Yea that 10% worry me too

People who are fed up with Trump are fed up, their line is in the sand. I worry that most of that 10% are really Conservatives who are balancing their disgust for an "unsavory" President (not an outright fascist authoritarian) with the communist Joe Biden who wants to remove Jesus from church. In the end, they will break for the cleric.

I mean would a moderate? Independent? Or even a "frustrated Democrat" not be read to boot the buffoon by this point?

[Blasphemer]

5. Agreed. The good news is that more women are undecided than men...

Women are more likely to break for Biden.

[Scruffy1]

6. The real prize is the Senate.

Polls are showing a close race there. A good turnout could net a Democratic Senate seat plus the 6 electoral votes.

[customerserviceguy]

7. With a margin of error

of 4.9%, I wouldn't get too excited about that poll. Frankly, 2016 taught me not to trust polls at all anymore, unless they show a really lopsided balance on a candidate or issue.

[ProfessorGAC]

8. The Missing 13% Is Concerning

Those numbers already show a gap within the MOE.
While Biden ahead in Iowa is a nice surprise, I can't put too much stock in it when the "undecided" voter is >4x the lead.