JUST IN: RealClearPolitics moves New Hampshire from “lean Harris” to “tossup” status
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
JUST IN: RealClearPolitics moves New Hampshire from “lean Harris” to “tossup” status
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
Baris and Barnes have had some discussions on Maine at-large as well. It's another state that's difficult to poll. The number appear to be pretty tight based on polling, and it all depends on if the blue collar workers are motivated enough this election.Gaeilge said:
That would be epic to win the election and not even worry about the rust belt states possible election night shenanigans!
TRM said:
Harris is winning the high propensity voter. Trump's winning the low propensity voters, so it just matters how many low propensity voters get to the polls.
BREAKING: Most accurate pollster of 2020 AtlasIntel is releasing new battleground polls and a new national poll at 3:30PM ET
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
Someone mentioned a few pages back that they wanted to redo their NC numbers cause it seemed so off.Quo Vadis? said:BREAKING: Most accurate pollster of 2020 AtlasIntel is releasing new battleground polls and a new national poll at 3:30PM ET
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
Those are polls and not EV data. However, they may give some of that information in their cross-tabs depending on if they asked voter history questions.TRM said:
Do they have a voter breakout by category to know the actual splits?
If it's a 10:1 High prop to low split Harris is ahead, if it's 5:1 to she'd be behind.
Yeah. I think the only one they got wrong was Susan Collins getting reelected last time.SwigAg11 said:
I saw that mock ME student poll. I think it's been nearly perfect for the last several presidential elections.
For instance, the CNN Poll showing Harris up by 1 point is projecting a nearly even electorate even though Republicans currently enjoy the largest registration advantage in history.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) October 31, 2024
FL, which is still happening if you can believe it, is a great example of this over time.
This is important, imho, even though I don't respect the pollster overall as being particularly good/accurate.Quote:
What changed in PA for Quinnipiac? The gender gap, and this is particularly worrisome for Democrats in other races:Trump went from a +11 with men to a +20, while the split among women remained pretty much static.Quote:
Men back Trump 57 37 percent, while women back Harris 55 39 percent. In Quinnipiac University's October 9 poll, men backed Trump 52 41 percent, while women backed Harris 55 40 percent.
What changed in those three weeks? For one thing, Trump sat with Joe Rogan for three hours, while Harris hung out with Beyonc. For another, the Obamas and Hillary Clinton showed up to harangue men about their misogyny and racism for not being enthusiastic about Kamala Harris. One has to wonder where men in PA are now after Joe Biden's "garbage" comment too, and Trump's response to it.
Another worrisome trend for Democrats in the presidential race: the black vote. In my previous post, I looked at Politico's warning in North Carolina about turnout and draw in this demo, but the same appears true in PA. According to the Q-poll internals, Trump gets 15% of the black vote while Harris only gets 72%, with 5% going to Jill Stein and the rest undecided. In a head--to-head matchup, Trump gets 16% of the black vote while Harris only gets 77%. Four years ago, Biden won PA by 1.2% while winning this demo 92/7, just as in North Carolina. If Trump gets 15% of the black vote in PA, then Harris is in deep trouble, especially with the gender gap where Quinnipiac puts it.
#NEW FINAL BATTLEGROUNDS poll - full ballot
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
🔴 ARIZONA: Trump+5
🔴 NORTH CAROLINA: Trump+4
🔴 NEVADA: Trump+4
🔴 GEORGA: Trump+2
🔴 PENNSYLVANIA: Trump+1
🔴 MICHIGAN: Trump+1
🔴 WISCONSIN: Trump+0.3
AtlasIntel | 10/31-31 | LVs
This. They were off on average 1.94 points in 2020.ttha_aggie_09 said:
The most accurate from 2020
📊 PENNSYLVANIA GE: @EchelonInsights
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 31, 2024
🟥 Donald Trump: 52%
🟦 Kamala Harris: 46%
#16 (2.8/3.0) | 10/27-30 | 600 LV pic.twitter.com/hPLK17eXa7
WI being left of MI & PA seems suspect, but w/in MOE I suppose.SwigAg11 said:#NEW FINAL BATTLEGROUNDS poll - full ballot
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
🔴 ARIZONA: Trump+5
🔴 NORTH CAROLINA: Trump+4
🔴 NEVADA: Trump+4
🔴 GEORGA: Trump+2
🔴 PENNSYLVANIA: Trump+1
🔴 MICHIGAN: Trump+1
🔴 WISCONSIN: Trump+0.3
AtlasIntel | 10/31-31 | LVs
📊 PA, MI & WI POLL: @EchelonInsights
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) October 31, 2024
PRES (full field)
Pennsylvania - 🔴 Trump 51-46%
Wisconsin - 🟡 Tie 48-48%
Michigan - 🟡 Tie 47-47%
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SEN
Pennsylvania - 🔴 McCormick 47-44%
Wisconsin - 🔵 Baldwin 49-48%
Michigan - 🔵 Slotkin 48-46%
#16 (2.8/3.0) | 10/27-30 | 600 LV… https://t.co/tnic9iaAwr pic.twitter.com/3E2yNK42Bb
The change in Trump's win odds on Polymarket is LEADING the state markets.
— Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@Mark_R_Mitchell) October 31, 2024
Just saying: pic.twitter.com/FuG8wogx6K
#NEW ARIZONA SENATE poll
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 31, 2024
🔴 Lake: 48.6% (+0.7)
🔵 Gallego: 47.9%
AtlasIntel | 10/30-31 | N=1,005LV
ttha_aggie_09 said:
Explain this to me like I have never seen betting odds before. Why is going down to 62 vs 66 a good thing?