Some already have.4stringAg said:
At what point do the pollsters put in their final polls? A week out now from election day with a lot of early voting already in the hopper.
Some already have.4stringAg said:
At what point do the pollsters put in their final polls? A week out now from election day with a lot of early voting already in the hopper.
#NEW FLORIDA poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
President:
π΄ Trump: 56% (+12)
π΅ Harris: 44%
Senate:
π΄ Scott: 55% (+10)
π΅ Powell: 45%
ActiVote | 10/11-27 | N=400LV
Quote:
And you can see right here, neither one of them has a greater positive than negative; they're both not that popular. But Trump, you can see the gap here, 42 positive, 48 negative. He is six points underwater on this question. Harris: 39 positive, 49 negative. She's 10 points negative on this question.
And the significance here is the trajectory of the Harris campaign on this sort of feelings thermometer. When she first got in the race, when she first entered, she was, you know, basically in the same ballpark as Trump on positive and negative.
After about six weeks as a candidate, she had actually, in our poll, moved above water on this question. A couple of weeks ago, we were polling this, and she had a higher positive than negative and had established an advantage. But now, our own NBC poll a couple weeks ago and now this CNBC poll both find that the advantage she seemed to have established here, you know, say back in September on this question, is gone. She's back in that underwater territory with Trump again.
98Ag99Grad said:
is that the first poll to show he's leading NH?
He was edging out Biden when he was still in the race, IIRC. NH is difficult to poll though. So the anecdotal stories of customers in diners provides more of a sense of the overall mood there. There's a reason Biden was sent to NH last week.98Ag99Grad said:
is that the first poll to show he's leading NH?
Quote:
Old and busted: Can Kamala Harris win without Pennsylvania? New hotness: Can she win without Michigan?
We may be about to find out, according to the very latest poll to emerge out of the Wolverine State, as well as some other interesting data, both direct and indirect. Insider Advantage shows Donald Trump with a one-point edge over Harris in a poll conducted over the weekend. Trump leads 48/47 among 800 likely voters, and the same poll shows the open US Senate seat in a dead heat.
Via Hot Air.Quote:
Right now, the pollster has yet to produce any analysis of their data -- and their website is having trouble handling traffic, too. However, this lines up with the trending we have seen in RCP's aggregation for Michigan in the last couple of weeks. The last iterations of Bloomberg and Quinnipiac polls showed Harris leading by three and four points respectively, but six other polls in October show Trump ahead (including an earlier Quinnipiac iteration at Trump +4) and two others tied. The trends clearly seem to favor Trump, especially if one looks at late September as a starting point, when Trump led in half of the polls in the final week of that month.
πΊπ² 2024 GE: CES/YouGov (n=48,732 LV)
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π¦ Kamala Harris: 51% (+4)
π₯ Donald Trump: 47%
ββ
Crosstabs (2-way)
β’ Dem: Harris 96-4%
β’ GOP: Trump 95-4%
β’ Indie: Trump 48-45%
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β’ Biden 2020 voters: Harris 95-3%
β’ Trump 2020 voters: Trump 95-4%
β’ Did not vote in 2020: Harrisβ¦
Men: 49-48% Harris +1? What planet is that reality from?Captn_Ag05 said:
Laughable CrosstabsπΊπ² 2024 GE: CES/YouGov (n=48,732 LV)
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π¦ Kamala Harris: 51% (+4)
π₯ Donald Trump: 47%
ββ
Crosstabs (2-way)
β’ Dem: Harris 96-4%
β’ GOP: Trump 95-4%
β’ Indie: Trump 48-45%
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β’ Biden 2020 voters: Harris 95-3%
β’ Trump 2020 voters: Trump 95-4%
β’ Did not vote in 2020: Harrisβ¦
#New General election poll - Nebraska 02
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris 54% (+12)
π΄ Trump 42%
Siena #A - LV - 10/26
π TIPP Daily Tracking Poll
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π₯ Trump: 48% [=]
π¦ Harris: 48% [=]
[+/- change vs 10/26]
#115 (1.8/3.0) | 10/25-27 | 1,288 LVhttps://t.co/dJT8CM8Lgh pic.twitter.com/jODPpoZSVj
More: https://t.co/mw4omqc2Wp pic.twitter.com/CGPpFPUuw4
— RealClearPolitics (@RCPolitics) October 28, 2024
#NEW VIRGINIA poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris: 48% (+2)
π΄ Trump: 46%
π’ Other: 4%
π‘ Undecided: 3%@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/24-25 | N=1,014LV
#NEW Texas Senate poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
π΄ Cruz: 47% (+4)
π΅ Allred: 43%@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/24-25 | N=1,002LV
TEXAS @Rasmussen_Poll / @AmericanThinker poll:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) October 28, 2024
Trump 50% (+6)
Harris 44%
1,002 LV, 10/24-25https://t.co/YZ1cLg8izz
SwigAg11 said:98Ag99Grad said:
is that the first poll to show he's leading NH?
I think there's been 2-3 showing Trump leading in NH and another that's a tie.
#NEW MINNESOTA poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris: 47.7% (+2.6)
π΄ Trump: 45.1%
π’ Other: 4.7%
π‘ Unsure: 2.1%
MinnPost | 10/16-22 | N=1,734LV
yeah but it's never good for an incumbent to be below 50~Captn_Ag05 said:
Rasmussen confirming that the Texas senate race is close, but Cruz has a few point led.#NEW Texas Senate poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2024
π΄ Cruz: 47% (+4)
π΅ Allred: 43%@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/24-25 | N=1,002LV
Election 2024: Trump Regains Lead Over Harris
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 28, 2024
With barely a week remaining until Election Day, former President Donald Trump Vice has edged ahead of President Kamala Harris again in the latest daily tracking poll of the 2024 presidential election.
More At Rasmussen Reports:β¦ pic.twitter.com/wzi3VIk0WG
Hot take? Turnout may drop in 2024. Fewer voters say they're certain to vote or enthusiastic about voting than in 2020.
— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) October 28, 2024
Why? Voters feel less is on the line. Fewer say 2024 is the most important election of their life than said the same about 2020.
Makes each vote count more! pic.twitter.com/CvtBLq4Arp
π ARIZONA poll by University of Arizona
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris: 46%
π΄ Trump: 45%
π£ Other: 3%
β
AZ Senate
π΅ Gallego: 51%
π΄ Lake: 36%
π£ Other: 2%
N=846 RV | October 12-20https://t.co/O4tUSzjv8C pic.twitter.com/IJhClSdXsM
Michael Graham of @NewHampJournal on new poll showing Trump LEADING in New Hampshire: Kamala Harris is failing the audition for the job. She's just failing. pic.twitter.com/i8LW5DsDKx
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 28, 2024
So then, what can we say about the ~16m likely swing-state voters who haven't voted yet? Most of them are Republicans:
— G Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris) October 28, 2024
Partisan comp:
AZ: 41% are Rs, 29% D
GA: 35%R 41%D
MI: 42%R 44%D
NC: 33%R 29%D
PA: 50%R 39%D
WI: 50%R 28%D
And roughly ~60% of them will probably vote on E-Day
π MICHIGAN poll by Glengariff Group for @detroitnews
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris: 46.7% (+3)
π΄ Trump: 43.7%
π‘ RFK Jr: 3.9%
#175 (1.5/3.0) | 600 LV | 10/22-24https://t.co/Ns6Rxki3Js pic.twitter.com/ql35pzsim7
Captn_Ag05 said:π MICHIGAN poll by Glengariff Group for @detroitnews
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 28, 2024
π΅ Harris: 46.7% (+3)
π΄ Trump: 43.7%
π‘ RFK Jr: 3.9%
#175 (1.5/3.0) | 600 LV | 10/22-24https://t.co/Ns6Rxki3Js pic.twitter.com/ql35pzsim7
aggiehawg said:Hot take? Turnout may drop in 2024. Fewer voters say they're certain to vote or enthusiastic about voting than in 2020.
— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) October 28, 2024
Why? Voters feel less is on the line. Fewer say 2024 is the most important election of their life than said the same about 2020.
Makes each vote count more! pic.twitter.com/CvtBLq4Arp
One week until the election.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) October 29, 2024
π₯ Trump β’ 66% chance
π¦ Harris β’ 34% chance
Get accurate, real-time election odds on the world's largest prediction market #Polymarket
Heard a lot of people saying that Republicans are cannibalizing their Election Day voting.
— Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@Mark_R_Mitchell) October 28, 2024
Hey Virginia: pic.twitter.com/vhDYi5LJdu
This might be a mindblower:
— Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@Mark_R_Mitchell) October 29, 2024
Just 9% of swing state Republicans want a LEGAL immigration level higher than the current level.
But only 14% of Democrats agree.