LMAOO
— American AF πΊπΈ (@iAnonPatriot) September 26, 2024
This is a real email sent out by the Harris Campaign. ππ pic.twitter.com/EoItgNLANi
#New General Election poll - Swing States
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 26, 2024
Arizona - π΅ Harris +3
Georgia - π‘ Tie
N. Carolina - π΅ Harris +2
Nevada - π΅ Harris +7
Michigan - π΅ Harris +3
Pennsylvania - π΅ Harris +5
Wisconsin - π΅ Harris +3
Morning Consult (Bloomberg) #C - LV
Even with these, he still needs another swing state. Notice they don't mention the polling in PA, MI, or WI. One of those, any of them, will be enough.Rockdoc said:TyHolden said:LMAOO
— American AF πΊπΈ (@iAnonPatriot) September 26, 2024
This is a real email sent out by the Harris Campaign. ππ pic.twitter.com/EoItgNLANi
Trend holds: Trump up by 2 points over Harris
— Paul Bedard (@SecretsBedard) September 26, 2024
Trump 48%-Harris 46% @Rasmussen_Poll https://t.co/BNmx3qeX5F via @dcexaminer
Quote:
But it also shows that despite the liberal media's claim that Harris has momentum and "joy" on her side, the evidence is that she has stalled in the national popularity polls. It is also notable that Trump's number is higher than it was in 2016 and 2020.
While the top line numbers have remained essentially frozen, Rasmussen noted some changes in its latest survey, which is an average of several days of nightly polling.
For example, the gender gap has narrowed. Said the analysis, "Trump leads by seven points among men, 51% to 44%, while Harris has a three-point lead with women voters, 49% to 46%. A week ago, Trump led by nine points among men, with Harris leading by six points among women voters."
Rasmussen pollster Mark Mitchell told Secrets that the trend of Trump keeping a slight edge is a strong one, as evidenced by his slight lead for three weeks running. "I think it's like Trump plus one to three nationally," he said.
A 5-point shift towards Trump since last month https://t.co/tjoKZYRBaA
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 26, 2024
π ARIZONA poll by Suffolk/USA Today
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
π₯ Trump: 48%
π¦ Harris: 42%
π© Stein: 1%
πͺ Oliver: 1%
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Maricopa county: Trump 47-43%
ββ
AZ Senate
π¦ Gallego: 47%
π₯ Lake: 41%
π© Quintana: 3%
ββ
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NORTH CAROLINA GE: Meredith College
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
π¦ Harris: 48%
π₯ Trump: 48%
β
Governor
π¦ Josh Stein: 50%
π₯ M. Robinson: 42%
ββ
Fav/unfav
β’ Walz: 48-39 (net: +9)
β’ Harris: 51-45 (+6)
β’ Trump: 44-53 (-9)
β’ Vance: 37-53 (-16)
ββ
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πΊπ² 2024 GE: @Rasmussen_Poll for @AmericanThinker
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
NORTH CAROLINA
π₯ Trump: 49%
π¦ Harris: 46%
β
MICHIGAN
π₯ Trump: 48%
π¦ Harris: 48%
MI Senate
π¦ Slotkin: 47%
π₯ Rogers: 43%
ββ
VIRGINIA
π¦ Harris: 49%
π₯ Trump: 46%
VA Senate
π¦ T. Kaine (inc): 51%
π₯ Hung Cao: 39%
βββ¦
π New York GE: Emerson/The Hill
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
π΅ Harris: 54%
π΄ Trump: 40%
π£ Other: 3%
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Today's update.
— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) September 27, 2024
Lotta polling and our model mostly likes it for Harris. Her national polling lead is up to 3 points, and decent polling for her in GA/NC, too.https://t.co/vsGVG189Sa
One last factor: positive revisions to economic data boosted our economic index quite a bit, that helps Harris too.https://t.co/vDvNUrJhx7 pic.twitter.com/RiBDZkpYd6
— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) September 27, 2024
π¨ New Nate Silver Model - win probability
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 27, 2024
π΅ Harris 58%
π΄ Trump 42% pic.twitter.com/iN7dFuBAQw
"Who do you trust to do a better job on the economy?"
— Polling USA (@USA_Polling) September 26, 2024
Harris: 47%
Trump: 45%
Echelon / Sept 25, 2024 / n=1005
Waffledynamics said:"Who do you trust to do a better job on the economy?"
— Polling USA (@USA_Polling) September 26, 2024
Harris: 47%
Trump: 45%
Echelon / Sept 25, 2024 / n=1005
Waffledynamics said:"Who do you trust to do a better job on the economy?"
— Polling USA (@USA_Polling) September 26, 2024
Harris: 47%
Trump: 45%
Echelon / Sept 25, 2024 / n=1005
New CNN polling:
— Jacob Rubashkin (@JacobRubashkin) September 27, 2024
NORTH CAROLINA
Trump 48
Harris 48
NC-Gov
Stein (D) 53
Robinson (R) 36
NEBRASKA 2nd
Harris 53
Trump 42
NE-02 House race!!
Vargas (D) 50
Bacon (R-inc) 44https://t.co/Rfn4hwywIo
Drahknor03 said:
Dude is double counting Morning Consult which is skewing his model. Also: Laughs in economic indicators.
πΊπ² 2024 GE: CNN/SSRS
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
NORTH CAROLINA
π¦ Harris: 48%
π₯ Trump: 48%
β
NC Governor
π¦ Josh Stein: 53%
π₯ M. Robinson: 36%
Favs
Stein: 40-27 (+13)
Robinson: 23-53 (-30)
ββ
NE-2
π¦ Harris: 53%
π₯ Trump: 42%
β
NE-02 House race
π¦ Tony Vargas (D) 50%
π₯ Don Bacon (R-inc) 44%
ββ
#14β¦
NORTH CAROLINA GE: Meredith College
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
π¦ Harris: 48%
π₯ Trump: 48%
β
Governor
π¦ Josh Stein: 50%
π₯ M. Robinson: 42%
ββ
Fav/unfav
β’ Walz: 48-39 (net: +9)
β’ Harris: 51-45 (+6)
β’ Trump: 44-53 (-9)
β’ Vance: 37-53 (-16)
ββ
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πΊπ² National poll by @RMG_Research for @NapolitanNews
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 27, 2024
π¦ Harris: 50% [=]
π₯ Trump: 48% [=]
[+/- change vs 9/16-19]
ββ
Trends
Sept. 12 - Harris +4
Sept. 19 - Harris +2
Sept. 25 - Harris +2
ββ
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This looks pretty dire and defeating. Why should we not be worried about this again?Waffledynamics said:π¨ New Nate Silver Model - win probability
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 27, 2024
π΅ Harris 58%
π΄ Trump 42% pic.twitter.com/iN7dFuBAQw
normalhorn said:
Didn't Silver's formula have a Trump win at 65%-ish in the part 10 days? What would logically have moved the odds in his model so strongly in that timeframe?
Hungry Ojos said:
And that analysis still holds true when the graphs show a 16 point effing gulf between the two candidates????
Rockdoc said:normalhorn said:
Didn't Silver's formula have a Trump win at 65%-ish in the part 10 days? What would logically have moved the odds in his model so strongly in that timeframe?
Nothing logically would have moved them.
Rockdoc said:normalhorn said:
Didn't Silver's formula have a Trump win at 65%-ish in the part 10 days? What would logically have moved the odds in his model so strongly in that timeframe?
Nothing logically would have moved them.