Sunday we added polls from Trafalgar in MI, AZ, and FL that showed up on a variety of aggregators. Those polls were widely questioned and the source documents were removed from the web. Trafalgar does not confirm them as valid. So we have removed them from @ElectionGraphs.

Tonight was the official roll call vote at the Democratic National Convention. The final results, as per @2020Delegates, including superdelegate votes since they couldn’t make a difference: 3558 Biden 1151 Sanders 5 Abstain 35 Not Voting electiongraphs.com/2020ec/

Meanwhile, while we were all watching the Democrats, Trump just clinched the Republican nomination. Thumbs up to Weld for a (cough) very close second place showing.

Well look at that. Overnight, going from 99%+ reporting to 100% reporting Biden pulled one delegate back from Sanders. New national totals, SC in parens: Sanders 59 (14) Biden 55 (40) Buttigieg 26 (0) Warren 8 (0) Klobuchar 7 (0) electiongraphs.com/2020dels/ xitter.cf/ElecCollPolls/status/1…

Updated Iowa delegate estimates via @TheGreenPapers. Compared to last hour, Sanders gains a delegate, Biden loses one. Buttigieg 14 Sanders 12 Warren 8 Biden 6 Klobuchar 1 electiongraphs.com/2020dels/ xitter.cf/ElecCollPolls/status/1…

Updated delegate estimates from @TheGreenPapers for Iowa: Buttigieg 14 Sanders 11 Warren 8 Biden 7 Klobuchar 1 electiongraphs.com/2020dels/

First actual Iowa delegate estimates in (via NYT): 10 Buttigieg 10 Sanders 4 Warren 17 TBD electiongraphs.com/2020dels/

There were no category changes because of the FAU poll, so no blog post, but I will note that this pushes Biden to doing better than the other Democrats in 10 out of the 13 states where there has been Biden vs. Trump polling. So about 77%. The three exceptions are NH, WI, and IA.