Poll Numbers Leading Up to the Huge November 3rd 2020 Election.

a reply to: carewemust

“America First” ?!? !?!?!?

So that means (according to EVERY SINGLE LEFTIST ON THIS SITE), joe biden is a racist white supremacist bigot who wants to start wars and commit genocide.

No wonder he’s supported by literally dozens of people.

a reply to: Breakthestreak

Yep..Beijing Biden is introducing his new "America First" agenda/slogan in Michigan today.

Hypocrite Joe in Mich on Sept 9th: theconservativetreehouse.com...


Yesterday, his son Hunter was exposed for aiding Communist China with the purchase a U.S. Auto parts maker!

Bidens love China!: justthenews.com...

I hope the number of people realizing that Democrats think Americans are dull-minded morons, is continuing to grow.


P.S. The Media has been alerted that they can attend the Biden event, by going to JoeBiden.com. (LOL)

Michigan media is dumbfounded: www.freep.com...

a reply to: carewemust

Nearly everyone I know gets triggered just by the mere thought of Trump. This is the only place I'll freely admit my plans to vote for him. I Imagine there are many like me. I won't participate in polls either.

My wife would vote for him, too, but she just has a green card and can't vote in the U.S.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: odd1out
I hear in California there could be some major shakeups in local races, with more Republicans ousting Democrats.

We can only hope so. I don't think the incumbents realize the damage they've done with the covid response here. So many people have been like WTF...? Don't get me wrong though, there are still a bunch of people completely mesmerized by the spin on the virus. It will be very interesting to me to compare this election with last and see if I am delusional, but I have a feeling we'll see changes in some areas.

I don't understand why anyone puts much stock in polls.
There are so many states that shouldn't be in the polls.
The dems could run a piece of wood and still win California and Illinois.
The GOP will win indiana and utah.

There are about ten states worth polling and only five or six of them will determine the election.
How is Florida leaning?
Pennsylvania?
Flaming Wisconsin?
Whitmer Michigan?
Ohio?

The next four years are in the hands of those states.

Key excerpt,

Still, while national polls have generated a portrait of Biden holding a commanding lead, it’s something of a mirage. In the swing states that matter, it is trench warfare: Biden’s advantage, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average, is within the margin of error in half of the eight states. And Trump is a president whose support has been notoriously difficult for pollsters to survey. Consider this fact: From July 2016 until Election Day in the three Rust Belt states that Trump unexpectedly picked off — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — 94 public polls were released. Trump led in just three of them.

a reply to: carewemust

I think this election will be a blowout. Not a 1984 Reagan style blowout, because there is too much corruption in CA and NY, but it will be a blowout. You can pretty much add 10 more points to Trump in polls because of the poll makeup.

Just this morning, I backed into my parking spot at work as another guy, who was here to work on our business phones, was getting out and walking to his passenger side which was right next to me. I saw a Trump Yeti cup in his cup holder, proceeded to tell him I liked it. As we walked to the front door, he said "Thanks, I'm actually a democrat and shouldn't even have that cup, but what am I supposed to do, vote for a guy who can't even read a teleprompter?"

I laughed, agreed, told him he's only one of many, and opened the door for him.

I'm really to the point that I almost feel like the DNC knows that Trump is doing a great job with this country and instead of praising him, they've decided to put up a guy that stands no chance of winning. Naaaah, that'll never happen, they're really just that ignorant.

a reply to: THeGreaTZoiD

Who cares what kind of site it is. Your job is to prove them wrong.

White supremacists make up about 45 out 335,000,000 of our population BTW.

originally posted by: odd1out
In a local poll conducted in my living room, one lifelong Democrat is NOT voting for any Democrats this election. She is my much younger wife that actually hosted a Trump bashing pinata party in 2016. Her sister, same thing... lifelong democrat flipped after all the BS with Gavin Newsom, Nancy Pelosi and the extreme rhetoric of the left. Many of their friends are in the same category.

This may seem anecdotal but I think it's an important indicator; when I say lifelong lefties that's what they "were" but thanks to the absolute insanity of 2020, they ain't drinking the kool aid anymore. And what's more, they don't really go around talking much about their change of heart. If they were to be polled or asked, they'd likely lie about it and I don't fault them for that. These days your political beliefs can get you killed...

The same thing happened in 1980. There were millions of Jimmy Carter voters who had a change of heart in 1984.

originally posted by: incoserv
Honestly, I have a hard time taking polls - any polls - seriously. It's become clear that polls done by the major propaganda outlets are no longer meant to gauge public sentiment, but to manipulate and control it.

However, if they are starting to admit that the President had a tiny lead, I suspect that to mean that he had an enormous lead and they just can't stuff the whole story under the rug so they're letting a little of it out. As long as they can claim that he had a small lead, the contesting of the election based on fraudulent mail in ballots will be a little easier to pull off. If they admit the fact that he has a massive lead, it would make the contestation more difficult.

The truth of the matter is, the National Polls are misleading and are something of a mirage, while they show Biden having a large lead, it is literally NOTHING, just feed for media, particularly liberal media.

This is them in conjunction of pollsters trying to give the Dems a “leg up” in the optics, it’s the best they can do.

However, battle ground states paint a vastly different and darker picture for Bide. In fact all his leads in those crucial states are 0 to 1 and in more than half of those states, ALL WITHIN THE MARGIN OF ERROR. Meanwhile, Trump hasn’t gone down or up, like his popularity, it has surprisingly remained steady this whole entire time.

In all honesty, Pollster don’t know how to calculate Trump. For all intents and purposes, Trump is a walking book of unknowns. Nothing in traditional statistics can really nail him, just like scandals, Trump has defied all and in doing so has amassed a massive base of supporters while equally creating anti trumpets who’ll simply vote to get Trump out of office, regardless of what puppet it is.

This is the crux of the thread, enthusiasm.
It is a key trend for voting and if a candidate has none, only the spite vote, that alone isn’t enough for a committed vote. Non enthusiastic voters who’ll vote to simply spite Trump aren’t all in the same league. In other words, more than half of them won’t even show up, albeit lazy or simply not caring, rationalizing it as no vote at all is the same, but in doing so hurts Biden as well.
Enthusiastic voters are committed voters and WILL show up, the vast majority of them, these votes are committed and will come thru, this is why it is important to embrace all your constituents and love them.

The biggest issue we have to be vigilant for is fraud by the Dems.

a reply to: The2Billies

This 100%

Who in their right mind would invite these lunatics into their life?

Not me. I have hung up on countless pollsters and will not publicly espouse my total support of Trump. I just keep my mouth shut and vote Trump.

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: carewemust

Nearly everyone I know gets triggered just by the mere thought of Trump. This is the only place I'll freely admit my plans to vote for him. I Imagine there are many like me. I won't participate in polls either.

My wife would vote for him, too, but she just has a green card and can't vote in the U.S.

There are 2, maybe 3 anti-Trumpers here at work and all three are females between 18 and 20 in age and in college (imagine that). One even deleted her own dad from FB because of his favorable views towards Trump and she still lives in his frickin house FFS. Anyways, me, my wife, and the guys up there love nothing more than talking about good Trump has been for this country and how terrible the democrats have been, including their choice for president.

It might be the ultra red area I live in, but I don't mind talking politics and 9 times out of 10, everyone agrees. It wasn't that way in 2008, but it got a little better in 2012, then a little better in 2016, and now you get practically no pushback. It's a good indicator that each year since obama's first had gotten worse and worse as democrats never delivered on their promises. Not even one.

a reply to: Arnie123

This is going to sound strange but these riots were done to create minority enthusiasm for Biden.

But it probably backfired and created more enthusiasm (though silent enthusiasm) for Trump.

originally posted by: Daughter2
a reply to: Arnie123

This is going to sound strange but these riots were done to create minority enthusiasm for Biden.

But it probably backfired and created more enthusiasm (though silent enthusiasm) for Trump.

I don’t disagree at all with your assertion, in fact, I would say a good silent group would be those business owners who lost there businesses, by extension, their social network for friend and families who’ll equally sympathize.

Now do those directly translate to a Trump vote? NO, but it isn’t good for Biden either, however with Enthusiasm, the likely hood of a Trump vote is much higher then for Biden.

originally posted by: Daughter2
a reply to: Arnie123

This is going to sound strange but these riots were done to create minority enthusiasm for Biden.

But it probably backfired and created more enthusiasm (though silent enthusiasm) for Trump.

It doesn't sound strange at all. They were coached into doing what they did so the democrats could sympathize and blame Trump. It just isn't turning out like they thought it would. They did the same thing in 2016 but they only tested the waters with it. This time they dove all the way to the bottom of the deep end and haven't looked back.

a reply to: LSU2018
Sounds like you came across one of the increasing number of Democrats who understand how DANGEROUS it is to have a U.S. President with DEMENTIA. He deserves a pat on the back.

Joe Biden Campaign Stop near Detroit today. He'll be explaining how he plans to bring Jobs back from overseas.

news.trust.org...

Jobs that he and Obama sent overseas, LOL.

a reply to: carewemust
Word on the street is that football player odell beckham junior likes to have polls dumped on him.

I have to make a 2 hour drive through rural Kentucky this afternoon.

I will be counting the Biden/Trump signs.

I did this in 2016 when I had to drive through rural West Virginia....Trump signs out numbered Hillary signs by about 20 to 1....and the polls were saying that Hillary couldn't lose.


I will post my results later.

originally posted by: carewemust

Since most of the big National polls are (for some reason) weighted with more Democrat than Republican responders, there probably needs to be 2 or 3 extra points added to President Trump's percentages.

09/092020 politico,
'Congressional Republicans are defending military leaders after President Donald Trump accused "top people in the Pentagon" of keeping the U.S. at war to appease defense contractors.'
Trump on Monday said Pentagon leaders don't like him "because they want to do nothing but fight wars so that all of those wonderful companies that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy."



www.politico.com...


NYT, Jan. 14, 2019
'Last year, President Trump suggested a move tantamount to destroying NATO: the withdrawal of the United States.
Senior administration officials told The New York Times that several times over the course of 2018, Mr. Trump privately said he wanted to withdraw from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Current and former officials who support the alliance said they feared Mr. Trump could return to his threat as allied military spending continued to lag behind the goals the presidenthad set.'

'In the days around a tumultuous NATO summit meeting last summer, they said, Mr. Trump told his top national security officials that he did not see the point of the military alliance, which he presented as a drain on the United States.'

www.nytimes.com...

I suggest that the, '2 or 3 extra points added to President Trump's percentages', should be in the minus.

Reason? you have a raving, looney, self contradictory, self dinted entity in charge...not a President.