Most voters vote their party, but Democrats are slightly more united than Republicans this time. Biden has a 36-point lead among independents. Among the small number of 3rd party voters (e.g. Libertarians), Trump leads with 59% of the vote, followed by Biden with 23% of the vote, while Jorgenson gets 17% of the vote.

The gender gap was about 16%, with women having a clear preference for Biden, while men are preferring Biden by 5%.

Young voters overwhelmingly prefer Biden (56% gap), while those aged 30-49 prefer Biden by 16%. Trump leads the two older categories by 3% and 6% respectively.

The racial divide is enormous: White voters prefer Trump by 5%, Black voters are almost unanimous for Biden, while Latino, Asian and other voters all prefer the former Vice President by at least a 2:1 ratio.

The educational divide is significant as well: those with a high school diploma or less prefer Trump, while those with some college prefer Biden. Those with at least a Bachelor’s degree favor Biden by just 4%. In this group we are seeing about 5% support for Jorgenson.

Income does not seem to be a major predictor for candidate preference, except that those who are better off prefer Biden by a larger margin.

Below are links to our previous installments of our weekly presidential poll