Reno Hightower said:
The ballot harvesters will be churning
Yes they will and I've yet to hear how the R's plan to battle that problem. Perhaps they have no plan.
Reno Hightower said:
The ballot harvesters will be churning
I think some states like TX and GA (maybe AZ?) had state houses that actually passed some election integrity laws to at least try to make the untraceable ez fraud jokes of elections slightly less easy to defraud. Other states like PA and MI might be too far past the Gone as their state houses are all in on being a banana republic to support the marxist regime. An ID that proves the person voting is the person who is registered to vote is racist voter suppression because baby killing is far too important, which unfortunately means some former purple swing states may have become forever deep blue already.Rockdoc said:Reno Hightower said:
The ballot harvesters will be churning
Yes they will and I've yet to hear how the R's plan to battle that problem. Perhaps they have no plan.
among the 3am mailed in ballot drop offs, Biden is way aheadLMCane said:
However, among very likely voters, Biden is ahead
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/07/1243264831/key-voting-groups-are-shifting-in-the-race-between-biden-and-trumpQuote:
College-educated white men:College-educated white voters overall:
- 2024: Biden +21; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +24)
College-educated white women:
- 2024: Biden +24; 2020: Biden +3 (net change: Biden +21)
Over 45:
- 2024: Biden +28; 2020: Biden +9 (net change: Biden +19)
Under 45:
- 2024: Biden +6; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +9)
Independents:
- 2024: Trump +1; 2020: Biden +14 (net change: Trump +15)
Nonwhite:
- 2024: Trump +7; 2020: Biden +13 (net change: Trump +20)
- 2024: Biden +11; 2020: Biden +45 (net change: Trump +34)
LMCane said:
An Emerson College poll of 1,438 registered voters, conducted from April 2 to 3, put Trump at 43 percent against 42 percent for Biden and 8 percent for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In a straight head-to-head with all other candidates and undecided voters removed, the Republican challenger had 51 percent of the vote against 49 percent for the Democratic incumbent. However, among very likely voters, Biden is ahead 51 to 49, said Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling.
A YouGov survey, conducted for The Economist, had Trump and Biden tied at 43 percent each with Kennedy Jr. third at 2 percent. This survey of 1,601 registered voters took place between March 30 and April 2.
Meanwhile, two surveys by Morning Consult and Big Village at the end of March both gave Biden a two-point lead over his challenger and according to Polymarket, an online prediction platform where users can bet on world events, Biden's odds of victory in November has increased substantially since February.
We all told you so...
When I saw this the other day, I was baffled.GeorgiAg said:https://www.npr.org/2024/04/07/1243264831/key-voting-groups-are-shifting-in-the-race-between-biden-and-trumpQuote:
College-educated white men:College-educated white voters overall:
- 2024: Biden +21; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +24)
College-educated white women:
- 2024: Biden +24; 2020: Biden +3 (net change: Biden +21)
Over 45:
- 2024: Biden +28; 2020: Biden +9 (net change: Biden +19)
Under 45:
- 2024: Biden +6; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +9)
Independents:
- 2024: Trump +1; 2020: Biden +14 (net change: Trump +15)
Nonwhite:
- 2024: Trump +7; 2020: Biden +13 (net change: Trump +20)
- 2024: Biden +11; 2020: Biden +45 (net change: Trump +34)
I don't put a lot of faith in polls, but that is interesting.
Check out the latest Rasmussen poll, they usually have better approval numbers for Biden, it stays around 45% approvalLMCane said:
An Emerson College poll of 1,438 registered voters, conducted from April 2 to 3, put Trump at 43 percent against 42 percent for Biden and 8 percent for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In a straight head-to-head with all other candidates and undecided voters removed, the Republican challenger had 51 percent of the vote against 49 percent for the Democratic incumbent. However, among very likely voters, Biden is ahead 51 to 49, said Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling.
A YouGov survey, conducted for The Economist, had Trump and Biden tied at 43 percent each with Kennedy Jr. third at 2 percent. This survey of 1,601 registered voters took place between March 30 and April 2.
Meanwhile, two surveys by Morning Consult and Big Village at the end of March both gave Biden a two-point lead over his challenger and according to Polymarket, an online prediction platform where users can bet on world events, Biden's odds of victory in November has increased substantially since February.
We all told you so...
This doesn't make any sense because Trump wins married men handily and even wins married women. It wasn't separated by race though.GeorgiAg said:https://www.npr.org/2024/04/07/1243264831/key-voting-groups-are-shifting-in-the-race-between-biden-and-trumpQuote:
College-educated white men:College-educated white voters overall:
- 2024: Biden +21; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +24)
College-educated white women:
- 2024: Biden +24; 2020: Biden +3 (net change: Biden +21)
Over 45:
- 2024: Biden +28; 2020: Biden +9 (net change: Biden +19)
Under 45:
- 2024: Biden +6; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +9)
Independents:
- 2024: Trump +1; 2020: Biden +14 (net change: Trump +15)
Nonwhite:
- 2024: Trump +7; 2020: Biden +13 (net change: Trump +20)
- 2024: Biden +11; 2020: Biden +45 (net change: Trump +34)
I don't put a lot of faith in polls, but that is interesting.
This is pretty spot-on based on what the RCP averages have been showing...2023NCAggies said:
Polls are all over the place and like I said earlier, I do not take them too seriously
Kennedy hurts Trump in one or two swing states, but the others, he hurts Biden by a lot.
Trump will not win the popular vote and that is expected, so any poll with Trump ahead is a bad sign for Biden. He should be ahead by an average of 3 or more in the national
Sticking with Biden you are obviously.GeorgiAg said:https://www.npr.org/2024/04/07/1243264831/key-voting-groups-are-shifting-in-the-race-between-biden-and-trumpQuote:
College-educated white men:College-educated white voters overall:
- 2024: Biden +21; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +24)
College-educated white women:
- 2024: Biden +24; 2020: Biden +3 (net change: Biden +21)
Over 45:
- 2024: Biden +28; 2020: Biden +9 (net change: Biden +19)
Under 45:
- 2024: Biden +6; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +9)
Independents:
- 2024: Trump +1; 2020: Biden +14 (net change: Trump +15)
Nonwhite:
- 2024: Trump +7; 2020: Biden +13 (net change: Trump +20)
- 2024: Biden +11; 2020: Biden +45 (net change: Trump +34)
I don't put a lot of faith in polls, but that is interesting.
A nation-wide poll is worthless. HTHsLMCane said:
An Emerson College poll of 1,438 registered voters, conducted from April 2 to 3, put Trump at 43 percent against 42 percent for Biden and 8 percent for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In a straight head-to-head with all other candidates and undecided voters removed, the Republican challenger had 51 percent of the vote against 49 percent for the Democratic incumbent. However, among very likely voters, Biden is ahead 51 to 49, said Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling.
A YouGov survey, conducted for The Economist, had Trump and Biden tied at 43 percent each with Kennedy Jr. third at 2 percent. This survey of 1,601 registered voters took place between March 30 and April 2.
Meanwhile, two surveys by Morning Consult and Big Village at the end of March both gave Biden a two-point lead over his challenger and according to Polymarket, an online prediction platform where users can bet on world events, Biden's odds of victory in November has increased substantially since February.
We all told you so...
"College educated" includes Baristas working at Starbucks with Women's Studies degrees. People making over $100K per year went for Trump by a large margin.2023NCAggies said:When I saw this the other day, I was baffled.GeorgiAg said:https://www.npr.org/2024/04/07/1243264831/key-voting-groups-are-shifting-in-the-race-between-biden-and-trumpQuote:
College-educated white men:College-educated white voters overall:
- 2024: Biden +21; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +24)
College-educated white women:
- 2024: Biden +24; 2020: Biden +3 (net change: Biden +21)
Over 45:
- 2024: Biden +28; 2020: Biden +9 (net change: Biden +19)
Under 45:
- 2024: Biden +6; 2020: Trump +3 (net change: Biden +9)
Independents:
- 2024: Trump +1; 2020: Biden +14 (net change: Trump +15)
Nonwhite:
- 2024: Trump +7; 2020: Biden +13 (net change: Trump +20)
- 2024: Biden +11; 2020: Biden +45 (net change: Trump +34)
I don't put a lot of faith in polls, but that is interesting.
This tells me college educated whites, got absolutely nothing from college, minus getting dumber
Wonder how he does with Uneducated Whites? I think I saw something where Trump only has a 3 pt advantage there, which would be big turn, huge turn
LOL, talk about some issues the Dems will absolutely not even be whispering about at the DNC this summer.Quote:
When the Dems start talking about seizing retirement funds over a certain amount there will be a shift by these crazy white folk. You would think handicapping their kids because of their race/sex (i.e., their sons) would be enough.
Devastating.Quote:
As I have written several times, with low unemployment, a (somehow) still-growing economy, and an unpopular rival candidate, Joe Biden ought to be breezing to a relatively easy re-election. But he continues to trail Trump. (Leave aside for separate treatment why the top line economic numbers are misleading. . .)
Check out this chart from Bloomberg:
Bloomberg translates what this means in terms of votes as follows:Quote:
Trump is currently leading the president 47% to 40% with voters 18-34 in swing states, according to a March Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll. By contrast, Biden won 61% of voters under 30 last cycle.
This. I don't watch Fox News anymore because they don't have a streaming option. Oh well.agAngeldad said:
I don't think people listen to the news much anymore. Streaming has eliminated most commercials and news and people just don't care. Unless something drastic happens, ie Floyd, COVID, Protest events, I could see 24 swinging again. What concerns me is the rhetoric after the swing. It will make the summer of 2020 look like a small blimp.
I don't "know" that at all...mlb87 said:
I think we all know that Trump doesn't have a chance in November. The Dem's will find a way to win.
You think because the cheat will be "harder" somehow, that this will get Trump in the White House again? So when the MSM and Dems say that Biden got 85-90 million votes, because they counted all of those "mail-in" ballots, that somehow the GOP voters are going to all get together and say' "Nope, this is not right." and that the authorities and legislatures and justices are going to be on the GOP's side to get Trump back?FireAg said:I don't "know" that at all...mlb87 said:
I think we all know that Trump doesn't have a chance in November. The Dem's will find a way to win.
I have been saying for almost a year now that the cheat will be harder if the race is outside most polling MOE's...
If it is within polling MOE's in November, then game on...just like 2020...
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— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) April 10, 2024
🟦 Stein 52% (+8)
🟥 Robinson 44%
Independents
🟦 Stein 52% (+9)
🟥 Robinson 43%
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Nice.LMCane said:
Biden now leading Trump to win the Presidency in majority of polls and online betting.
We told you so.
The country is collapsing and 82 year old Biden still beats Trump again
Quote:
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Shocking stat of the day:
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) April 10, 2024
Inflation has not fallen in a single month since January 2021, according to Zerohedge.
This means that overall prices are up a whopping 19% in less than 4 years.
We have not had a year-over-year inflation print below 3% in 36 consecutive months.… pic.twitter.com/TfchptTQlF