A) yes, you can see the excitement at every Biden appearance in every battleground state. The energy around him is palpable and I'm sure your internal polling numbers corroborate that energy and excitement.DemocratAggie said:
A) I work on a campaign and get access to the Biden internal polling numbers and they looked AMAZING
B) Harris is spending one of her last few days in Texas, we got this!
C) SCOTUS keeps ruling our way
D) Public polling looks pretty good, but misses the mark in PA
Sounds like his internal polling is about as sharp as he is.Quote:
I work on a campaign and get access to the Biden internal polling numbers and they looked AMAZING
He also has seen the files on who actually killed KennedyCactus Jack said:
I'm so confused. I just saw a post from someone saying they had access to the Democrat internal poll numbers that looked really good for them. Now the posts are gone.
57 STATES! said:
What happened to DemocratAggie's post?
aginlakeway said:57 STATES! said:
What happened to DemocratAggie's post?
The thread he started was nuked to. I noticed his username was only 1 month old. Maybe staff knew who he was ...
Pretty weak. Trying to set up an "i told you so" scenario.dmz233 said:aginlakeway said:57 STATES! said:
What happened to DemocratAggie's post?
The thread he started was nuked to. I noticed his username was only 1 month old. Maybe staff knew who he was ...
Apparently, his "internal polling" is showing Biden in a landslide.
aginlakeway said:57 STATES! said:
What happened to DemocratAggie's post?
The thread he started was nuked to. I noticed his username was only 1 month old. Maybe staff knew who he was ...
I'm confident the polls are partisan.57 STATES! said:
I had a lot less confidence and was expecting a Trump win before before voting started. Seeing a lot more "go vote" and "Biden/Harris" signs in the last month (didn't expect any). A lot more Trump signs out in the country though, so Trump's base is definitely real worked up. The early voting numbers makes me think this is now a toss up.
Anyone who is confident is an obvious partisan.
Throw them all in the trash. Nobody understands the electorate this cycle.57 STATES! said:
Even Rasmussen? They have Biden at 48% and Trump at 47%.
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2020/white_house_watch_oct29
Your posts have been balanced and solid. I don't know what to make of all the conflicting information, but you do a good job of distilling it down. Appreciate it.aginresearch said:
There are danger signs flashing everywhere for the Democrats on the early vote. The media keeps pointing to the staggering number of early votes as indication the blue wave is here. However, the underlying demographics are starting to turn Republican in the key battleground states. What's worse is that this is before what will be a blood red election day when a real red wave will crest (assuming.
For Republicans this must be tempered with this undeniable fact. If the election ended today Joe Biden would win. The Republicans must continue to turn out at the rates they have been to make this shocker a reality. The trajectory is flashing warning to the Democrats but they have banked to votes to win at this very moment. Unfortunately for the Democrats the election doesn't end today.
Notice that the red areas surging in north Florida are rural. We are seeing a surge in rural votes in Nevada as well. Hopefully that trend continues in PA and MI where rural votes will be the key to Trump's win (not just winning them which he will, but an increased turnout from them).aggiehawg said:
Dang, that turn out model for Miami/Dade is bad for Biden. Hillary won by 30 points in 2016.
That was the Trump ground game's MO during 2016. Get disaffected rural voters to return to the polls.Quote:
Notice that the red areas surging in north Florida are rural. We are seeing a surge in rural votes in Nevada as well. Hopefully that trend continues in PA and MI where rural votes will be the key to Trump's win (not just winning them which he will, but an increased turnout from them).
will25u said:
Updated Spreadsheet
10/27 Daily Update 1/2(There are 2 updates usually a day)
Another day, another update. Today was another good day for Republicans for battleground states. AND I moved the dates around,
Battleground States Daily Lean(Vote lead):
+ = Republican Lead
- = Democrat Lead
Arizona: +11,881(-18,147)
Florida: +56,102(-57,081)
Iowa: +3,998(-53,891)
Michigan: +1,882(-99,219)
Minnesota: -2,499(-213,427)
Nevada: +3,956(-10,957)
North Carolina: +7(-119,371)
Pennsylvania: -36,414(-681,684)
Texas: +19,618(+1,008,872)
Wisconsin: +7,991(-32,317)
All States: -28,507(-5,274,788)
Democrat %: 48.83%
Republican %: 41.21%
EC: 340(D)-198(R)
Captn_Ag05 said:Notice that the red areas surging in north Florida are rural. We are seeing a surge in rural votes in Nevada as well. Hopefully that trend continues in PA and MI where rural votes will be the key to Trump's win (not just winning them which he will, but an increased turnout from them).aggiehawg said:
Dang, that turn out model for Miami/Dade is bad for Biden. Hillary won by 30 points in 2016.
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Meanwhile, President Trump is even pulling some support from Democrats. Party Chair Ronna McDaniel posted statistics from Trump's rally in Goodyear, Arizona yesterday, and it turns out that 19.5% of attendees weren't even Republicans. But most significant is that over a third of the crowd didn't vote in 2016 and obviously are inclined to this year.
aggiehawg said:
Title is misleading.Quote:
Meanwhile, President Trump is even pulling some support from Democrats. Party Chair Ronna McDaniel posted statistics from Trump's rally in Goodyear, Arizona yesterday, and it turns out that 19.5% of attendees weren't even Republicans. But most significant is that over a third of the crowd didn't vote in 2016 and obviously are inclined to this year.