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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has abandoned his independent presidential campaign but will remain on the Iowa ballot, gets 6% of the vote. That's down from 9% in June.
Another 1% pick Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver, 1% say they would vote for someone else and 1% are not sure.
The poll puts the race more closely in line with the 2020 election results, which ultimately saw Trump win Iowa by about 8 percentage points over Biden.
It also shows a sharp divide between men and women likely voters Trump leads with men 59% to 32% over Harris. And Harris leads with women 53% to 36%.
She's not winning Iowa, imho, is more unpopular than Trump, and the good news remains his lead with independents, across pretty much every poll;Quote:
Harris is viewed favorably by 43% of Iowa adults and unfavorably by 54%, while 3% are not sure.
That's about on par with Trump, who is viewed favorably by 48% of Iowans and unfavorably by 51%, with another 2% who are not sure.
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Independent Iowa voters lean toward Trump
Trump and Harris each get strong majorities of support from their party bases.
Republican likely voters support Trump over Harris 94% to 2%. And likely Democratic voters support Harris over Trump 95% to 2%.
Independent voters lean toward Trump, with 41% supporting him and 36% supporting Harris.
📊 Post-debate poll by ABC/Ipsos
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2024
🟦 Harris: 52% [=]
🟥 Trump: 46% [=]
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Full Ballot
🟦 Harris: 51% [=]
🟥 Trump: 45% [=]
🟩 Stein: 1%
🟨 West: 1%
🟪 Oliver: 1%
[+/- change vs 8/23-27]
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Crosstabs (lvs)
• Independents: Harris 53-44%
• Men: Tie 49-49%
• Women: Harris 55-44%… pic.twitter.com/Wy3kiZNjj4
RCP has this as a 5 point race right now, though the highest quality poll I see is the Emerson one a couple weeks back that had it at 1 point. With Trump likely leading in WI, and only something like 3 percent undecided (as in Michigan), where most won't break for Harris/Dems, I think again this will be a sub-1 point race either way.Quote:
Another Democratic line of attack alleges that Sunwest Bank holds $188 million in deposits from foreign governments whose identity Mr. Hovde refuses to reveal. Mr. Hovde's campaign has responded by noting that Ms. Baldwin's domestic partner, Maria Brisbane, is a Wall Street financial consultant. The ostensible impropriety, according to a Hovde campaign ad, is that "Tammy regulates the biotech industry. Maria advises clients in the biotech industry. If they were married, they would have to disclose their financial conflicts. But they aren't married, so they can share inside information to get rich."
If this charge has potency, it may be less from the claim of a conflict of interest than from the assertion that Ms. Baldwin spends a fair chunk of her time in New York, where presumably she isn't doing a lot of senatorial work.
Mr. Hovde's campaign seems smartly aimed at winning the Milwaukee suburbs. At a party venue in that city's Saint Joseph neighborhood, he met with a small group of female volunteers associated with the American Cancer Society's lobbying arm, Cancer Action Network. He spoke movingly of his father's 1971 death from prostate cancer and his wife's diagnosis with breast cancer four years ago (she is in remission). In 1991, at 27, Mr. Hovde was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, suffered years of slow debilitation, and at age 40 found near-total relief from the disease after contracting two parasites in a South American rainforest. Parasites can modulate the immune system and ameliorate autoimmune conditions such as MS.
Thin, 6-foot-2, with a booming voice and lately a hefty 1980s-style mustache, Mr. Hovde tends to dominate the room. But at the cancer roundtable, as the event was termed, he mainly listened, asked pertinent questions of cancer survivors, and had the sense not to talk politics. Several cried as they told him their stories.
A smart campaign run by a gifted retail politician may not be enough to best Ms. Baldwin, whose advantagesapart from the perks of incumbencyinclude an ad campaign that even the "megamillionaire" Mr. Hovde can't match. He said the polls are wrong because, as he told me, Republicans are mostly "private-sector people" who work for a living and don't have time or inclination to yap about politics with a pollster whose intentions they don't trust anyway. It bears remembering, too, that in 2022 Sen. Johnson trailed his opponent by 6 or 7 points in late summer and won in November.
A new Marquette Law School poll of Wisconsin voters shows incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin maintaining a slight lead over Republican Eric Hovde. https://t.co/auUrjIppJX
— Green Bay Press-Gazette (@gbpressgazette) September 11, 2024
Captn_Ag05 said:📊 Post-debate poll by ABC/Ipsos
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2024
🟦 Harris: 52% [=]
🟥 Trump: 46% [=]
—
Full Ballot
🟦 Harris: 51% [=]
🟥 Trump: 45% [=]
🟩 Stein: 1%
🟨 West: 1%
🟪 Oliver: 1%
[+/- change vs 8/23-27]
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Crosstabs (lvs)
• Independents: Harris 53-44%
• Men: Tie 49-49%
• Women: Harris 55-44%… pic.twitter.com/Wy3kiZNjj4
📊 Post-debate national polling
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2024
• ABC/Ipsos - 🔵 Harris 52-46%
• Yahoo - 🔵 Harris 50-46%
• AtlasIntel - 🔴 Trump 51-48%
• RMG Research - 🔵 Harris 51-47%
• Data For Progress - 🔵 Harris 50-46%
• Morning Consult - 🔵 Harris 50-45%
• Leger/NY Post - 🔵 Harris 50-47%
•… pic.twitter.com/82pUDOBHlA
📊 New Mexico poll by Research and Polling for @ABQJournal
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 15, 2024
🟦 Harris: 49% (+10)
🟥 Trump: 39%
🟨 RFK Jr: 3%
🟪 Other: 2%
NM independents: Harris 45-23%
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Favs
Harris: 53-40 (net: +13)
Trump: 42-56 (-14)
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Sept. 6-13 | 532 LV | ±4.2%https://t.co/I4h3neAqm9
Maybe, or maybe this board wants only conservative-ran polls. We're putting a lot of faith in outliers and hoping they're right.MagnumLoad said:
All liberal run polls. Meaningless
For most political junkies, a credible poll is one that shows their team winning... and a junk poll is one that shows the other team ahead https://t.co/y1Zh73lIMs
— Scott Rasmussen (@ScottWRasmussen) September 15, 2024
Waffledynamics said:Maybe, or maybe this board wants only conservative-ran polls. We're putting a lot of faith in outliers and hoping they're right.MagnumLoad said:
All liberal run polls. Meaningless
I'd like to better understand the results instead of just having someone say "ehh it's a liberal poll".
Good Morning !
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 15, 2024
We now have 855 post-debate national likely voter responses
And their average looks like Trump +3.
Any “debate bounce” has so far gone to Trump … https://t.co/It4NWtumDE pic.twitter.com/y14cit6FAQ
Tonight's Data
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 16, 2024
The 95% Confidence Interval giveth and the 95% Confidence Interval taketh away: pic.twitter.com/6StMAp2MvV
Rockdoc said:
Wonder why that is?
Rockdoc said:
Wonder why that is?
I mean there's no reason for it.
Post-debate NEVADA poll by Trafalgar
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2024
🟦 Harris: 45.3% (+1.8)
🟥 Trump: 43.5%
🟪 Other: 7.8%
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Trends
Aug. 8 - 🔴 Trump +3.4 (with RFK Jr)
Sep. 13 - 🔵 Harris +1.8
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Senate
🟦 Rosen (inc): 48.2% (+7.8)
🟥 Brown: 40.4%
🟪 Other: 7.2%
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#279 (0.7/3.0) | 9/11-13 | 1,079 LV |… pic.twitter.com/7eIPqh7prs
Post-debate ARIZONA poll by Trafalgar
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2024
🟥 Trump: 47.1% (+1.6)
🟦 Harris: 45.5%
🟪 Other: 2.9%
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Trends
Aug. 8 - 🔴 Trump +1.2 (with RFK Jr)
Sep. 13 - 🔴 Trump +1.6
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AZ Senate
🟦 Gallego: 47.2% (+4.2)
🟥 Lake: 43.0%
🟪 Other: 4.4%
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#279 (0.7/3.0) | 9/11-12 | 1,088 LV |… pic.twitter.com/XIEAqFnuiq
2024 Alaska GE:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 16, 2024
Trump 47% (+5)
Harris 42%
Kennedy 4%
.@The_Real_ASR, 1,254 LV, 9/11-12https://t.co/OvbULTeOYZ
PENNSYLVANIA VTR REG STATISTICS
— John Couvillon (@WinWithJMC) September 16, 2024
9/9-9/16: D +9023, R +13741, Ind +6606
9/2-9/16: D +12213, R +19483, Ind +10362
1. In two weeks, 42K voters were added, of whom 46% are Rep and 29% were Dem
2. In September 2020, 117K new voters were added.
Just the facts, ma'am.
A 12 point swing over a weekend?Captn_Ag05 said:
Harris had by far her best day in the Rasmussen daily tracker today (up 6).Tonight's Data
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 16, 2024
The 95% Confidence Interval giveth and the 95% Confidence Interval taketh away: pic.twitter.com/6StMAp2MvV
Ag with kids said:A 12 point swing over a weekend?Captn_Ag05 said:
Harris had by far her best day in the Rasmussen daily tracker today (up 6).Tonight's Data
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 16, 2024
The 95% Confidence Interval giveth and the 95% Confidence Interval taketh away: pic.twitter.com/6StMAp2MvV
Sounds...odd.
Good Morning!
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 16, 2024
Rasmussen has Harris +6!?
Our response: https://t.co/zKfA1B6GWW pic.twitter.com/PfO1QsIUv0
Post-debate poll by @wearebigvillage
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2024
🟦 Harris: 51% [+2]
🟥 Trump: 43% [-2]
[+/- change vs 9/6-8]
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Trends
• Aug. 4 - 🔵 Harris +1
• Aug. 11 - 🔵 Harris +3
• Aug. 28 - 🔵 Harris +7
• Sept. 8 - 🔵 Harris +4
• Sept. 13 - 🔵 Harris +8
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Fav/unfav
• Harris: 53-45 (net:… pic.twitter.com/fADPMxMkAo