Majorities of voters in Michigan and Wisconsin believe the results of the presidential election should decide who fills the current Supreme Court vacancy.
Minnesota voted for former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016. The state has voted for Democratic presidential candidates in every election going back to 1976, but Republicans have expressed optimism about flipping the state red in the upcoming election. Most recent polling data suggests that is unlikely.
Every national poll published in September, with the exception of one by conservative Rasmussen Reports, has shown Biden leading Trump. The current average of national polls compiled by RealClearPolitics shows the Democratic nominee backed by about 49.8 percent of Americans, while the Republican president is supported by just 42.8 percent—a lead of 7 percentage points for Biden.
The RealClearPolitics averages out of Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin show Biden ahead in all three states as well. In Michigan, Biden leads by about 4.6 percentage points, while he's ahead by about 6.5 percentage points in Wisconsin and 9.4 percentage points in Minnesota.
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