NYT/Siena Poll: Trump +7 In KS (Finished +20 In 2016)

The New York Times reports:

President Trump, who won Kansas by more than 20 percentage points four years ago, maintains only a single-digit lead in the state, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll released Thursday, an erosion of support that typifies his struggles in nearly every corner of the country as he fights for a second term.

With the clock ticking down before Election Day, the president leads Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democratic nominee, by seven percentage points, 48 to 41, among likely voters in a traditionally conservative state.

The abandonment of Mr. Trump by some voters whom Republicans could once rely on unfailingly has filtered down to the state’s Senate race, where the Democratic nominee, Barbara Bollier, trails the Republican, Roger Marshall, by just four percentage points, 46 to 42.

In 2016 President Trump won Kansas by +20ppts, now he’s +7 going into the election according to a new NYT/Siena College poll of likely voters

Biden: 41%
Trump: 48%

MOE +/-4ppts

— Emma Kinery (@EmmaKinery) October 22, 2020