Good point. He's been absent in this thread; and considering the 'mouth' on his postings about Biden's chances . . . conspicuously absent. All that big talk for month after month and now . . . nothing.
Thank you. Based upon what was originally shown and now having seen the methodology it is clear as to WHY there is a significant BIAS towards the economy and against the Pandemic that does NOT appear in other polls WRT voter issue priorities. Other pollsters like Gallup broke down the DISCREPANCY between the PRIORITIES on the left and right of the electorate. This is a far better way to present how the priorities differ IMO. https://news.gallup.com/poll/321617/economy-tops-voters-list-key-election-issues.aspx The graphic above illustrates that there were significant differences in the priorities.
Interesting results. Why Trump voters do exist. Polls are fairy tales. Blacks and Latinos seem to support Trump in increasing numbers. If Republicans had a candidate with better personality they’d have a landslide. It seems to me that in order to get even slightly in presidential races Dems need to loot and riot.
It is difficult to decide whether the Republican Party or Democratic Party is the more deceptive, destructive and unconscionable. That is why so many of us merely refer to the two as the duopoly. As distasteful as Trump is, there is almost a perverse desire to see him win so that the maudlin sentimentalists will get a good shaking. Almost.
It just needs to be death to the companies that are always and blatantly deep inside the political tank for the DNC no matter what. There are some good polling companies. Rasmussen . . . for instance, usually does a good job being fair and balanced.
Hey East Coast time zone it's 8:40AM, are you really so damn incompetent that you can't put ballets in a machine to count. What the heck is going on here?
Regardless of the outcome, it's clear America is severely divided to the point where I don't know if it can be corrected.
Give credit where credit is due. Considering the fact that in 2016 and in 2020 most of the media outlets were essentially campaigning for the Dem Party contender, had the DNC not (both times) selected the worst possible candidate they could find, then Trump would have been defeated. It ain't rocket science.
I think the fact that Trump can have such close elections is a good thing for Republicans. There are a lot of voters out there voting against Trump purely because of his personality. In 4 years Sen Cruz could successfully run for president.
That's doable though. Earlier on Tuesday there was video taken of somebody in PA stuffing a crate of ballots into the trunk of a car and then hightailing it out of there. So . . . it's definitely doable.
I think we would be seeing Tulsi Gabbard giving acceptance speech by now if democrats actually listened to voters.
Man, I was hoping that it would be a landslide for one or the other. I'm curious if anybody know the popular vote count as of now.
I dont think he can, wasnt he born in Canada? Wasnt that the whole "birther" movement with Obama was that it was thought he was born in Kenya and not Hawaii, making him not eligible to be president?
At this point it looks like it's going to come down to Michigan and as we've seen in the past Detroit has a hard time counting, it's almost as if they wait intentionally. It looks like it's getting difficult for Biden in Pennsylvania and Trump may have a Trump time in Whiskey, so that leaves us Michigan. We'll see it's going to be close.