I go by first hand accounts that I've heard as well as what I see around me.  There was a guy at work that just came back from a trip to Ohio and Pennsylvania, and he was telling me that he saw way more Trump signs over there.  He also talked about mentioning to a cashier that he was from Florida, and people in line were praising our Governor.  Of course this was in the rural areas of those states, but it kind of gives an idea of what people outside of urban areas really think.

There is one guy at work who at first wasn't going to vote, but then voted for Biden because he fell for the "Trump won't denounce white supremacy" mis-information spread by the democrat controlled media and social media.  Of course, he learned of his mistake after casting his early ballot, but oh well...  Of the 30 or so people that I work with/around every day I think he is the only one that voted for Biden.

When I drive from home to my property in Melrose, Fl. I see Trump/Pence signs everywhere, and they are big signs, not they typical "real estate" size yard signs.  Again this is a rural area.

One thing to note, I don't see many bumper stickers for either candidate and the ones that I do lean more towards Trump.  My guess is that we have become so polarized that people are probably afraid to have their vehicle vandalized because of a bumper sticker no matter the candidate.

I agree with what TheO-LineMatters stated earlier.  Biden might win the popular vote, but I think Trump wins the Electoral College and in the end that's all that really matters.

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