Biden campaign sends all-staff memo hoping to calm post-debate concerns

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President Biden’s campaign on Wednesday sent out a fresh all-staff memo in an attempt to calm concerns about his chances of being re-elected following last week’s heavily criticized debate performance.

The memo, obtained by Fox News, highlights internal campaign polling that shows a still-close race with former President Trump.

"We are going to see a few polls come out today and we want you all to hear from us on what we know internally and what we expect to come externally," the memo reads. "Polls are a snapshot in time and we should all expect them to continue to fluctuate – it will take a few weeks, not a few days, to get a full picture of the race."

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The memo, which was signed by campaign Chair Jen O’Malley Dillon and campaign manager Julie Chávez Rodríguez, showcases internal battleground state polling before and after the debate, revealing that Biden dropped by half a percentage point over that period.

The memo pointed to a potential upcoming The New York Times/Siena College poll, "which is likely to show a slightly larger swing in the race."

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"We should all keep in mind that, just last week, the NYT themselves acknowledged that they are often a polling outlier," the memo reads.

Biden, who at age 81 is the