Joe Biden has a stable, single-digit lead on President Trump in the pivotal battleground state of Wisconsin.

Biden was an average of 8 percentage points ahead of Trump on Sunday in Wisconsin, a state the president clinched from 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton by almost 23,000 votes, according to Morning Consult tracking polling. Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee and two-term vice president, was in front on Sept. 6, 51% to 43%, in the 10-day moving average.

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