And new data is now forecasting that an electoral map that's leading more heavily

towards Donald Trump adding to those concerns about Biden's candidacy.

So walk us through these new numbers and the current electoral landscape.

We're joined by Amy Walter of the Cook political report with Amy Walter.

It's great to have you here.

Great to be here.

So your organization is forecasting some major changes in six key states.

They're all moving closer to Donald Trump,

including three battleground states that include

Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada.

That leaves three toss-ups remaining, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.

Walk us through what's happening here and then help us understand how you arrived at this,

especially given what Law reported where the

Biden campaign is saying the polls, the polls are all wrong.

That's right. Well even if the polls are wrong, what we know before the debate

was those three states that we moved from being toss up, which in our parlance means anybody can win.

It's so close, we can't, we really can't put a thumb on the scale either way.

From that category to more Republican is that Biden was trailing by a pretty significant

amount in those three states. Part of the reason that we kept it in that

toss-up category is we know how close the race had the potential to become, especially post election.

I mean, sorry, post-debate.

The debate was going to be the opportunity, which we heard time and time again from the

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