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Donald Trump and Joe Biden are neck and neck in a new CNN/ORC poll, but it's not a close one. Is this a referendum on Joe Biden? Or is it a referendum about Donald Trump's unelectability as a presidential candidate? And if so, what role does it play in the outcome of the 2020 election between the two candidates in 2020 and in 2020? And what does it say about Joe Biden's chances of defeating Donald Trump in a general election rematch in 2016? The answer to these questions and more can be found in this episode of The FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast by Norm Ornstein and Alex Blumberg, and their analysis of the latest polls in the latest RealClearPolitics average of the top five presidential candidates in each party's primary contests. Polling has been tough for Joe Biden in recent weeks, and it seems to be getting worse by the day. But a new poll from the Washington Post/Post-ABC poll over the weekend suggests that's not just bad polling is not an outlier. It's bad polling, it's really bad polling that could have a big impact on both candidates chances of winning the 2020 primary. And that could be bad news for Biden, and a good sign for Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary race. If Biden s chances of reclaiming the White House in 2020 are not so bad after all, is this a race we re back on track? or is this really a race that needs to be a coronation? The latest polls are not good at all that we re looking at all over the place? -- or are we back in a couple of years too early in 2020 to get back to where we should we really have a shot at winning in 2020 at all the races we know who we should win the nomination? in 2020 or not? And what s going to be the real race for the Democratic nomination in 2020 in 2020, and what s the difference between Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton? What s really going to happen next in 2020 between Biden and Trump in 2020 and Hillary s chances in 2016 and Hillary's chance of winning in 2016 in the midterms? Thanks to our sponsor, CNN/Fox News/Huffington Post Pollster and The New York Times/NBC/WSJ/The Economist/Harper s latest poll? Pollster, Ben Downey? and The Huffington Post/Harvard Poll, and The Washington Post?
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