‘In key battleground states, where this election will be decided, we remain neck and neck with Donald Trump,’ Biden campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon said in a memo.
The Biden campaign is warning its supporters not to grow complacent about former Vice President Joe Biden’s chances against President Trump in the face of remarkably favorable polling, suggesting the race is “far closer” than media coverage indicates.... [+]
“In key battleground states, where this election will be decided, we remain neck and neck with Donald Trump,” O’Malley Dillon continues, citing polls of Arizona and North Carolina that show Biden up by 3 points, states she says the Biden campaign is “counting on to carry us to victory.” But O’Malley Dillon cautions in the memos polls can miss the mark – as they did in 2016, when some swing state polls predicting a Clinton victory were off by several points – and that turnout can be difficult to predict with data, meaning the campaign is “functionally tied” and should “campaign like we’re trailing.”
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