“Biden is now behind where it counts. He needs to run well ahead in the popular vote to erase his Electoral College vote deficit. Yet none of the major issues likely to influence voters look likely to significantly improve for him over the next year. If they do not, Biden could find himself losing Michigan and Nevada as well. If so, Trump would win 21 more electoral votes and finish with 321: nine more than his victory over Clinton in 2016.”

– The Federalist’s J.T. Young, commenting on a Bloomberg-Morning Consult poll showing Donald Trump ahead of Joe Biden in five of the seven main battleground states.