Polling 2024

Discussion in 'Politics' started by poopy, Jul 28, 2024.

2024 Election Outcome

Poll closed Nov 5, 2024.
  1. Trump Loses

    46.2%
  2. Harris Wins

    69.2%
Multiple votes are allowed.

  1. I don't think 2016 polling was that bad.They predicted the popular vote winner.RCP was just 1 point off.It taught us that the Democrat needs to win the popular by 4 points to win as was the case in 2008,2012 and 2020.Some of us learned from it that VP Harris is toast considering she is polling even lower than Hillary's 3 point RCP lead and very unlikely to win the popular vote by 4 points.
     
    #261     Oct 1, 2024
  2. Once again,worse than Biden,worse than Hillary.Even Stevie Wonder should be able to see whats coming in November.



    https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-d...rst-democratic-performance-among-union-voters

    CNN data reporter warns Kamala Harris on track for 'worst' Democratic performance among union voters

    Kamala Harris has 9-point lead among union households; Biden had 19-point advantage in 2020

    By Hanna Panreck Fox News
    Published September 30, 2024 4:17pm EDT


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    CNN data reporter Harry Enten warned on Monday that Vice President Kamala Harris was on track to have the "worst" Democratic performance among union voters in a generation.

    "Sometimes there are data points that just jump off the screen, should set off sirens. Alright, this is union households. This is the Democratic margin in the presidential election. It ain‘t what it used to be," Enten began. "Bill Clinton won that union vote by 30 points. Hillary Clinton only won it by 12 points back in 2016. That was the lowest mark for a Democrat since 1984, Mondale vs. Reagan. But look at where Kamala Harris is today. She is only leading by nine points."

    President Biden, according to Enten, was at +19 among union household voters in November 2020.

    "That would be the worst Democratic performance in a generation. Ten points off the mark of Joe Biden, who of course won four years ago, was sort of that union guy, union Joe, right?" he said of Harris' numbers.

    Enten also spoke about voters who have gone to trade school or vocational school.

    "Look at this margin, this to me, oh boy, does this tell you about the state of our politics now vs. back in the early 1990s, margin among vocational and trade school grads in pre-election polling. Bill Clinton was leading that vote over George H.W. Bush by seven points. Look at where Donald Trump is today, over Kamala Harris, a 31-point advantage," Enten said.

    The Teamsters labor union announced recently that they would not be endorsing a presidential candidate. The labor union has endorsed Democratic candidates in almost every election since 1988, when they endorsed George H.W. Bush. The union also chose not to endorse a candidate in the 1996 election.

    "When I think people think of the working class, they think of people who use their hands. And we know that Donald Trump has been going after that vote, and he is in a very, very strong position, more so perhaps than any other bloc. The folks who go to trade school, vocational school, that has moved from being a core Democratic group to now being a core group of Donald Trump‘s massive amount of support among the working class,"

    The data reporter also noted that Trump had gained among non-college voters of color, despite Harris still leading among the group overall.

    "So this is the margin among non-college graduates, all right, the voters of color. You go back four years ago, look at that, Joe Biden won that group by 45 points. Look at where Kamala Harris‘ support is today, she‘s still leading amongst that group, but that lead is down 17 points to just 28 points," he said.


    "The reason Donald Trump is doing so well amongst voters of color, is because he has really gone in and grabbed a lot of voters that he didn‘t previously have among those who didn‘t graduate college. And this is part of a larger trend that we’re seeing throughout our politics era in which Republicans, specifically Donald Trump, is doing very, very well among working-class voters, whether they're in unions, whether they went to trade school, or whether they’re voters of color," Enten added.
     
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    #262     Oct 1, 2024
  3. exGOPer

    exGOPer


    A new Morning Consult poll finds Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump nationally among likely voters, 51% to 46%.
     
    #263     Oct 1, 2024

  4. With the exception of polling specific groups aggregate polling is the only polling I follow.Latest RCP aggregate polling has Harris at +1.8.She was at +2.2 last week.Biden was at 7.2 at this point in 2020 and Hillary +2.7 at this point in 2016.



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    #264     Oct 1, 2024
  5. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    Hillary and Biden were known Trump opponents long before Harris was.
     
    #265     Oct 1, 2024

  6. Harris is tied to Biden and a 2nd Biden term.She will have the same result he would have had.
     
    #266     Oct 1, 2024
  7. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    If she is tied to Biden then why is she polling much better than Biden before he dropped out?
     
    #267     Oct 1, 2024

  8. The bar for Biden is pretty low,nearly anybody would surpass it.Hillary had the benefit of running against Trump without the country knowing how bad he would actually be.The fact that Harris can't even surpass Hillary after the country lived through the train wreck Trump presidency,Trump impeachments,Trump insurrection, Trump 34 felony convictions etc shows she is tied to Biden,one of the very few presidents the country feels is worse than Trump.
     
    #268     Oct 1, 2024
  9. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    Except Hillary wasn't polling this well in swing states and never touched 50 with a huge percentage of undecideds going into voting day.
     
    #269     Oct 1, 2024
  10. Mercor

    Mercor

    This might explain why Biden has done nothing to stop the port strike.
    So all of us will experience a shortage of goods so that Kamala can get more votes from the unions
     
    #270     Oct 1, 2024
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