Nearly ALL of the above are within the Margin of Error and New Hampshire and Nevada are not even considered Swing States both have been basically voting Democrat for some time.
Also with the EXCEPTION of Minnesota Biden is under 50% in ALL of them and as I said nearly ALL of them are within the Margin of Error and so those polls are meaningless. In 2016 the polls from ALL those States showed Hillary with larger leads than Biden and ALL OUTSIDE the Margin of Error and what happened was that The Donald won in ALL those States EXCEPT New Hampshire and Nevada because as I already said they have been voting Democrat for some time already.
You have a good point about the value of polls when it comes to actual voting. Many Clinton supporters did not actually vote; they may have thought that she would win anyway.
This time around, it may be very different. The non-Trumpsters are energized and will more likely vote, including the old fashioned Republicans who are disgusted with Trump’s antics and anti-NATO and anti-WHO stances.
The dems that didn't vote in 2016 are on the rolls this time and can't wait to vote. Can you say President Joe Biden? Wow!
And the exact opposite is going to happen. You lemmings never learn do you?
I don't think you can know that. There are so many differences between 2016 and 2020.
Hillary Clinton isn't his opponent.
Much as he tries he can't gin up the hate against Boring Biden that he could against Clinton.
Attempts to put a spotlight on the (yet to be substantiated) "criminal activities" of Hunter in Ukraine hasn't gained legs.
Trump is no longer an outsider.
Trump now has a record to run on.