Since we are talking polls, please allow me to suggest a site. Realclearpolitics.com They are absolutely neutral and they average the major polls to try and mitigate the inherent bias in those polls. In 2016, their last poll showed Clinton winning by 2.5% in the popular vote BUT the Electoral College was too close to call. Clinton won by 2.1% and lost because of 90,000 voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. The big difference this time is that Trump is no longer an outsider, he has a record and as in every re-election effort, this election is a referendum on his leadership and performance. His response to the pandemic has told a lot of people all they need to know about his capability to lead!