Biden and Trump are in a toss-up race for president 

It's a dead heat. This could go either way.

@@marcusjones9084not according to Nate Silver.

@IlCaroSassone What Nate Silver says is of no consequence.

@@IlCaroSassonesame guy who said Hillary clinton would win 2016 and Biden would win a 350+ landslide in 2020

Where did he say this?

Aren’t they like 2 years apart?

I don’t think anyone reasonable sees either of them as a fountain of youth

It doesn't make a difference who you are, the data is data, no matter who reads it. It's for the whole economy, not about one person.

Fun fact, the economy is more than one person or more than a groups of persons

@@krombopulos_michael but the data is so lame that because biden is an Incumbent, therefore he will win. On the other hand, Trump in a way is an incumbent that is 4 years ago.

@@coltafanan yet they didn’t say that when Trump was president they would always bring up sub groups and say they are not doing well. Just want some consistency because when it’s Biden it’s just always a blanket statement

@@krombopulos_michael yet they didn’t say that when Trump was president they would always bring up sub groups and say they are not doing well. Just want some consistency because when it’s Biden it’s just always a blanket statement

It's a toss-up. That's what happens when you have two people whom the American people dislike running for president.

No they're not. We found that out in 2016.

It is close, neither candidate has more than a 75% chance of winning

Are you blind? Did you not see the polling immediately after the State of the Union speech? What about the Fox News poll that had Biden ahead by 2% THIS WEEK? What about the "Keys" to the White House that have correctly predicted the results of the last 11 elections, which favour Biden? What about the incumbency advantage, the booming labour market, growing economy and the stock market at all time highs? Far more importantly...what about the truly independent voters that are very hard to poll so far before an election, but who seem likely to heavily favour Biden? Enjoy your fantasy...I don't expect it to last long.

We've seen no evidence that Trump is the favorite. It's literally a dead heat.