What states? In pa, Harris has trump up 4 and trump has himself up 3.
— Bob (@Twopointoh14) October 31, 2024
What states? In pa, Harris has trump up 4 and trump has himself up 3.
— Bob (@Twopointoh14) October 31, 2024
Well, that is about to go up because nobody believes Harris is going to win either of those states by those margins, if she does, at all.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) October 31, 2024
They are all taking turns inflating her support in your statewide averages while hedging how she still loses.
It's very, very obvious. https://t.co/oAV4CokTir
I believe it means the numbers should favor the Rs even more than it shows. Someone please correct me if I'm wrongFireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
This is a MI specific pollster so this number is very good for Rogers.
— Khoa (@1980Khoa) October 31, 2024
#NEW FINAL MICHIGAN poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
π΄ Trump: 48% (+1)
π΅ Harris: 47%
MI News | Released 10/31
#New General election poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΄ Trump 49% (+3)
π΅ Harris 46%
Last poll - π΅ Harris +2
J. L Partners - 1000 LV - 10/29
FireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
Baris and Gallup have the electorate at R+3 for this election right now. Atlas Intel (most accurate pollster of 2020) has it at R+2. Then you have a slew of historically inaccurate public pollsters with Harris up which is really bringing the popular vote polling to about even.TexAgsSean said:FireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
Mark Mitchell is the head pollster of Rasmussen. They put out their final poll yesterday with Trump +2 nationally. He's saying that the candidates internal polling (i would assume Trump's internal polling?) is showing it is actually more than +2.
SwigAg11 said:Baris and Gallup have the electorate at R+3 for this election right now. Atlas Intel (most accurate pollster of 2020) has it at R+2. Then you have a slew of historically inaccurate public pollsters with Harris up which is really bringing the popular vote polling to about even.TexAgsSean said:FireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
Mark Mitchell is the head pollster of Rasmussen. They put out their final poll yesterday with Trump +2 nationally. He's saying that the candidates internal polling (i would assume Trump's internal polling?) is showing it is actually more than +2.
One other data point that figures into why public polling may be off by an influential margin in a few of the states, the 2020 Census. In states such as North Carolina, the Census takers missed people particularly in western NC. That was a known problem from back in 2022. So if the public polls start from the Census results and don't do a deeper dive, they are underpolling right out of the gate.Quote:
Baris and Gallup have the electorate at R+3 for this election right now. Atlas Intel (most accurate pollster of 2020) has it at R+2. Then you have a slew of historically inaccurate public pollsters with Harris up which is really bringing the popular vote polling to about even.
Speaking of Baris, since I've listened to a couple of his shows now, he took large samples of the electorate - including those who have voted, not voted, and will not vote. His polling results for those who have already voted appear to line up nearly exactly with what is being observed in early voting for the states who give out some details.FireAg said:SwigAg11 said:Baris and Gallup have the electorate at R+3 for this election right now. Atlas Intel (most accurate pollster of 2020) has it at R+2. Then you have a slew of historically inaccurate public pollsters with Harris up which is really bringing the popular vote polling to about even.TexAgsSean said:FireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
Mark Mitchell is the head pollster of Rasmussen. They put out their final poll yesterday with Trump +2 nationally. He's saying that the candidates internal polling (i would assume Trump's internal polling?) is showing it is actually more than +2.
Are these R+ electorate assumptions being influenced by early voting numbers?
#NEW FINAL MICHIGAN poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
π΅ Among likely voters: Harris+1
π΄ Registered voters: Trump+2
Washington Post | 10/24-28
π Final UMass Lowell/YouGov polling
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 31, 2024
NEW HAMPSHIRE
π¦ Harris: 50% (+7)
π₯ Trump: 43%
πͺ Other: 3%
ββ
MICHIGAN
π¦ Harris: 49% (+4)
π₯ Trump: 45%
πͺ Other: 3%
ββ
PENNSYLVANIA
π¦ Harris: 48% (+1)
π₯ Trump: 47%
πͺ Other: 3%
ββ
NORTH CAROLINA
π₯ Trump: 47% (+2)
π¦ Harris: 45%
πͺβ¦
#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
He and Baris are claiming the real numbers may be favoring Trump more than their own reported metrics.Highway6 said:I believe it means the numbers should favor the Rs even more than it shows. Someone please correct me if I'm wrongFireAg said:
What does Mark Mitchell mean "to the right of us"?
Asking voters how excited they are to vote for their candidate is typically the most common way. A more excited a voter is, the more likely they will turn out and wait in line.rgag12 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
How does one poll enthusiasm?
Quote:
For example, a Redfield and Wilton Strategies poll conducted between Oct. 25 and 27 found the former president leading Harris 48% to 46%. The poll sampled 916 likely voters and has a margin of error of 3.24 percentage points. Similarly, a SurveyUSA poll conducted a few days earlier with a sample of 1,050 adults found the candidates were tied at 47%.
Trump led Harris by two points 50% to 48% in an Emerson College poll conducted between Oct. 21 and 22. The survey sampled 950 likely voters and has a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points, putting Trump's lead within that margin.
Captn_Ag05 said:Asking voters how excited they are to vote for their candidate is typically the most common way. A more excited a voter is, the more likely they will turn out and wait in line.rgag12 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
How does one poll enthusiasm?
Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
#NEW FINAL ARIZONA poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
π΄ Trump: 48% (+2)
π΅ Harris: 46%
π‘ Undecided: 5%
π’ Other: 3%@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/25-29 | N=803LV
Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
Yeah, the early voting data does not support the poll result, which probably means there is a gap between R motivation and R enthusiasm. A significant portion of the R electorate is not "enthusiastic" about voting for Trump, but they are extremely "motivated" to vote based on how the last 4 years have gone and what 4-8 years under Kamala would look like.JB99 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
This seems counterintuitive. Dem early voting is down, R is up. Repubs are outpacing Dems in voter registrations as well
txags92 said:Yeah, the early voting data does not support the poll result, which probably means there is a gap between R motivation and R enthusiasm. A significant portion of the R electorate is not "enthusiastic" about voting for Trump, but they are extremely "motivated" to vote based on how the last 4 years have gone and what 4-8 years under Kamala would look like.JB99 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
This seems counterintuitive. Dem early voting is down, R is up. Repubs are outpacing Dems in voter registrations as well
Some of them do ask that, but if they asked me how enthusiastic I am about voting for Trump, I would probably not say "very" because I would rather be voting for DeSantis, but I am extremely motivated to vote against the Ds, so there was never a question of whether I would turn out and vote R.JB99 said:txags92 said:Yeah, the early voting data does not support the poll result, which probably means there is a gap between R motivation and R enthusiasm. A significant portion of the R electorate is not "enthusiastic" about voting for Trump, but they are extremely "motivated" to vote based on how the last 4 years have gone and what 4-8 years under Kamala would look like.JB99 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
This seems counterintuitive. Dem early voting is down, R is up. Repubs are outpacing Dems in voter registrations as well
Seems like semantics. They should have just asked how likely are you to go vote.
#NEW FINAL GEORGIA poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
π΄ Trump: 51% (+5)
π΅ Harris: 46%
π‘ Undecided: 2%
π’ Other: 2%@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/25-28 | N=910LV
so the fact that in nearly every state the GOP registrations have been surging and early voting has increased dramatically from Republicans compared to past elections...Captn_Ag05 said:Asking voters how excited they are to vote for their candidate is typically the most common way. A more excited a voter is, the more likely they will turn out and wait in line.rgag12 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
How does one poll enthusiasm?
LMCane said:so the fact that in nearly every state the GOP registrations have been surging and early voting has increased dramatically from Republicans compared to past elections...Captn_Ag05 said:Asking voters how excited they are to vote for their candidate is typically the most common way. A more excited a voter is, the more likely they will turn out and wait in line.rgag12 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
The recent polls have been showing this enthusiasm gap in favor of Dems. The nazi/racist/fascist stuff was 100% a ploy to get Dem base excited. Not sure why R base has gotten less enthusiastic over the past few months.
Gallup is one of the few I trust.#New Enthusiasm Poll
— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) October 31, 2024
π΅ Democrats 77%
π΄ Republicans 67%
Gallup
How does one poll enthusiasm?
but they are less excited than normal??!
does not compute
#NEW BATTLEGROUND STATES poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
Voters who have voted in...
π΅ '22/'24 primaries: Harris+3
π‘ '22, not primaries: Tie
π΄ '20 general election only: Trump+12
π΄ No voting record: Trump+19
NYT/Siena | PA/MI/WI/AZ/GA/NC