With a Powerful New Ad and Excellent Polling/ Fundraising Totals, Joe Biden heads into July with Momentum

The Biden Campaign had a good June.

With polls consistently showing him with a strong lead (close to ten points on average) over Donald Trump, the Biden team is riding a wave of momentum into July.

Please click here to see the polling matchup between Biden and Trump both nationally and in key battleground states.

Remembering it is still early, the Biden team would surely rather be in this position (with leads in all the battleground states including Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina,) than the uphill climb the Trump campaign faces.

The former Vice President, for the second month in a row, outraised the Trump team in fundraising.

In June, the Biden campaign garnered $141 million while the Trump team pulled in $131 million.

For the second quarter, Biden outraised Trump by $16 million.

While money does not guarantee victory (just ask Presidents Thomas Dewey and Hillary Clinton,) it definitely helps the Biden campaign spread its inclusive and progressive message.

To that end, the Biden Campaign released a short media ad that perfectly encapsulates the choice voters face this November.

Called “That’s a President,” this ad (please see below) describes the attributes voters should want in a Commander in Chief. These include:

• The ability to protect Americans.
• Strength.
• Courage.
• Compassion.
• Resilence.

In just 15 seconds, the ad-makers ably convince the viewer that Biden (with pictures of him in the Situation Room, hugging voters, and speaking in front of a military helicopter) has them and Trump (with his incompetent handling of the Coronavirus and Fascist handling of protestors) does not.

With the momentum on the Biden side, please remember not to get complacent.

A lot of work needs to be done.

November 3, 2020, is still 124 days away.

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