Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about a

pre-debate polling check-in. We're going to go over where the candidates stand as of right

now before the debate.

And then a few days after the debate,

once enough polling is conducted,

we'll revisit the topic.

It's important to understand that some polling

will be released after the debate that was conducted prior to

it happening. Okay so starting off top-line numbers. In nationwide polling Harris is up by 2.8 points. I know you're going to say that

you saw a poll this weekend that said Trump was ahead by a point or two. Yes, it's an

outlier at time of, which is Sunday night, it's the only

poll conducted this month listed in 538 polling average that found Trump with a lead. In fact, excluding that poll in one sponsored by Republicans,

you have to go back weeks to find one with Trump in the lead nationally.

It's weird that it was the one that got all the attention, right?

Swing states, Arizona, Trump up by half a point.

Georgia, Harris up by about a third of a point.

Nevada, Harris up by half a point.

North Carolina, Trump up by 8 tenths of a point.

Pennsylvania, Harris up by 6 tenths of a point. Pennsylvania, Harris up by six tenths of a point. Michigan, Harris up by 1.9 points.

Wisconsin, Harris up by 2.7 points. So those are the swing states. Just because people

always ask Texas is currently leaning Trump by 4.6 points. Now let's take a quick look at vibe polling.

That's what pollsters call,

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