Trump won pretty soundly in 2016, it wasn't that close. Trump could have lost Florida and still won in 2016.
Hilary Clinton was up in the polls by 3 points, she won by 2.7 and barely lost the electoral college. Biden is up 10 points nationally. Trump is literally going to need Biden to shit in his pants at the last debate to just get him to where Clinton was polling and even that might not be enough.
FiveThirtyEight is pretty solid at polling. They only had Clinton as a 2 to 1 fav to win the election going into election night, which was lower then the odds at sportsbooks and kept me from losing any sort of significant money that night. Right now they have Biden as slightly over a 7 to 1 fav.
I have several hundred on Biden to win at average -150 and a hundred on biden in Florida at -105. This is a tiny hedge on my finances in case Biden wins but a Biden win is bad for small business owners and bad for anyone who pays taxes.
Sadly Don has no chance to win WI, MN ,and MI,NONE! So, looking at the Electoral map ,he has to win every other possible state that a Republican can possibly win which of course will not happen. So it is obvious that he has NO chance, that is just using reason and logic .Congrats Libs , you are going to destroy this Country forever , but again, betting wise , no possible way for Joe and the Ho to lose , NONE
2004 was pretty close too I think Bush won that by about 30 electoral votes, not as close as 2000, but closer than 2016. Maybe I'm just remembering it bigger because I was a bit shocked by how much he won by, I think it was 80 electoral votes. I don't look at the popular vote though when gauging closeness, because I think it's irrelevant, and if it were relevant it would change how people vote IMO.
