Captn_Ag05 said:GenericAggie said:
There is no way Cruz is only leading by 4
Cruz is up 5, Trump up 9 in Cruz campaign internals.
In regards to Trump, what does that mean? In Texas or nationally?
Captn_Ag05 said:GenericAggie said:
There is no way Cruz is only leading by 4
Cruz is up 5, Trump up 9 in Cruz campaign internals.
cruz will win handilyWaffledynamics said:He's not running any ads and is letting an extreme Democrat pretend to be conservative.GenericAggie said:
There is no way Cruz is only leading by 4
Yes, I believe it's close, and Cruz needs to campaign.
Wtf is the Republican Party doing?
π¨ NEW: Donald Trump is favored in all 7 battlegrounds under latest election model
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2024
ELECTORAL COLLEGE:
π΄ Trump: 287 π
π΅ Harris: 226
π‘ Tossup: 25 pic.twitter.com/boWQnamhP3
Lord please let it be so!nortex97 said:π¨ NEW: Donald Trump is favored in all 7 battlegrounds under latest election model
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2024
ELECTORAL COLLEGE:
π΄ Trump: 287 π
π΅ Harris: 226
π‘ Tossup: 25 pic.twitter.com/boWQnamhP3
This would be fine by me.
ts5641 said:Lord please let it be so!nortex97 said:π¨ NEW: Donald Trump is favored in all 7 battlegrounds under latest election model
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2024
ELECTORAL COLLEGE:
π΄ Trump: 287 π
π΅ Harris: 226
π‘ Tossup: 25 pic.twitter.com/boWQnamhP3
This would be fine by me.
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At a leadership retreat for top aides in Wilmington last week, Jen O'Malley Dillon the campaign chair hired by Joe Biden and retained by Kamala Harris ticked through the battleground states and warned them: the vice president still did not have any one sure path to 270 electoral votes.
Pennsylvania looks rough, though very possible, by their internal numbers before the debate. North Carolina, disappointing Democrats every election for the last 15 years, is feeling better to them this time around than Arizona, which Biden narrowly won four years ago. Nevada and Georgia both seem possible, though depending on the poll, can take a lot of squinting. Michigan and Wisconsin are looking like the best of the bunch for Harris, according to the campaign's internal numbers.
As pumped as Harris aides are about her debate performance earlier this week, they don't think it changed any of that.
That makes for a lot of potential paths to victory based on the current and projected internal data, O'Malley Dillon told them last week, but multiple top aides on the Harris campaign told CNN they fear that if the election were held next Tuesday instead of eight Tuesdays from now, Trump still would be in a good position to win.
Top Harris campaign officials tell CNN that if the election were Tuesday, they think Trump would win. Interesting read on their internal numbers. They donβt feel good about PA: https://t.co/FZ0et67IRD
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) September 13, 2024
πΊπ² Presidential Election Forecasts (Sept. 13) - Chance of Winning
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 13, 2024
β’ @FiveThirtyEight - π΅ Harris 56-43%
β’ @RacetotheWH - π΅ Harris 56-44%
β’ @DecisionDeskHQ - π΅ Harris 54-46%
β’ @CNalysis - π΅ Harris 52-47%
β’ @jhkersting - π΅ Harris 51-48%
β’ @NateSilver538- π΄ Trump 61-39% pic.twitter.com/6nAN1KqlTe
Same I'm way more skeptical of good news than bad news. It's only prudent.Waffledynamics said:
Eric Daugherty always has good news. Consider me skeptical. Who is he, and why is he credible?
Edit: I understand he used Nate Silver's numbers there. I just get a bit skeptical when someone always tells me what I want to hear, kind of like Rasmussen polling.
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The Land of 10,000 Lakes may not have seemed like an electoral battleground when the state's governor got picked for the presidential ticket.
But now it may be a different matter, per a MinnPost-Embold Research poll, which shows the narrowest gap in any Minnesota survey between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, who picked favorite son Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate.
And independent voters are the reason.
Harris leads by just over 4 points, 48.8% to 44.6%, which is an even narrower margin than the 5-point lead she had in a poll a Minnesota TV station released two weeks ago.
A big part of why Trump is so close in a state with a D+7 registration advantage: Independent voters are rallying to him by nearly a 2-to-1 ratio.
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This survey of 1,616 likely voters was conducted between Sept. 4 and 8, before what looks likely to be the only televised debate between the two major-party candidates.
Regardless, it suggests enthusiasm for Harris isn't what it should be in a state seemingly clinched with the Walz pick.
ELECTION: Watching as Trump pulls farther and farther ahead in the polls - he's almost a 50 point favorite to win at this point - I'm getting concerned about what the Democrats will pull in October. There is always a surprise - what will it be? I'm slightly concerned it might be⦠pic.twitter.com/MMszq4Smyz
— @amuse (@amuse) September 14, 2024
Independents Only-
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 14, 2024
Trump: 51% (+12)
Harris: 39%
Someone Else: 3%
Not Sure: 7%
Prior Week: Trump 46%, Harris 42%, Someone Else 6%, Not Sure 7%. https://t.co/glZBTbrkgs
Trump campaign official says Ted Cruz is in trouble in Texas Senate race β NBC News reporter
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) September 14, 2024
π ATLAS POLL - US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
— AtlasIntel (@atlas_intel) September 14, 2024
Trump's advantage over Harris expands to 2.9pp in the national popular vote. In the previous AtlasIntel release in July, the difference was 2.1 points.
π΄ Trump: 50.9% (+0,8)
π΅ Harris: 48.0% (-)
09/11-09/12, 1775 respondents, 2pp MOE pic.twitter.com/tPdK6tbGcU
GenericAggie said:
There is no way Cruz is only leading by 4
TexAgs91 said:GenericAggie said:
There is no way Cruz is only leading by 4
Texas is a purplish-red state
π Post-debate WISCONSIN poll by @InsiderPolling
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2024
π¦ Harris: 49% [+1]
π₯ Trump: 47% [-2]
πͺ Other: 1%
[+/- change vs 8/6-8]
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#95 (2.0/3.0) | 9/11-12 | 800 LV | Β±3.46%https://t.co/0QCUcLFWhU pic.twitter.com/GMyEaScpIb
JWinTX said:
Cruz is just not well liked, but people tend to trust him. I don't have a problem with him at all, but I hear people complain about him thinking and acting like he's the smartest person in the room. To me, he probably is just that. But he's not someone that appeals much to the suburban white woman at allβ¦
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Are they solid enough, though? Power Line's John Hinderaker noticed this in the results:John adds: "If Trump can run anywhere near even in the Twin Cities suburbs, the election in Minnesota will be close." And close might be enough to indicate strength elsewhere. "But if Trump runs close here, and if even the Twin Cities suburbs are open to his message," John concludes, "there are a number of other states that should fall into his column." That would include the Blue Wall states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.Quote:
The poll showed regional divides among likely voters. Harris secured a substantial majority of the vote (73% to Trump's 21%) in Minneapolis and St. Paul, but the candidates are virtually tied in the seven-county metro area excluding Minneapolis and St. Paul. Trump had a more dominant lead (28 percentage points) in Greater Minnesota.
And not to be too excited about a single poll result, but Insider Advantage put Trump up 49/48 in Michigan, in a poll taken the day of the debate and the day after. That's the only poll in any battleground state conducted with any post-debate response so far in RCP's aggregation. We may see a post-debate bump for Harris yet, but even the MinnPost's pollster is skeptical about that.
#New General election poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 15, 2024
π΄ Trump 51% (+3)
π΅ Harris 48%
Last poll (7/23) - π΄ Trump +2
Atlesintel #A+ - 1775 LV - 9/13
π¨ Trump given a 99.9% chance of winning the election under latest national poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2024
AtlasIntel is known for being the most accurate pollster of 2020 nationally, with its final poll being Biden+4.7 and the final result being Biden+4.5 pic.twitter.com/84AGpuy6za
Des Moines Register featuring the Selzer poll this morning pic.twitter.com/oBcrRhZcz6
— umichvoter π³οΈβπ (@umichvoter) September 15, 2024