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Rate This wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2024 1:26 am
I guess we'll redo the 15th so we have it too. For the 16th there is a FOX poll showing Trump +2 nationally BUT Harris leads by 6 among swing state voters in the 7 contested states as a whole. They did not break it down by state. Meaning if their poll were right he would win the popular vote but lose the electoral college.
October 15
Beemer Swing States Today:
Michigan (Trump)
Georgia (Trump)
Nevada (Trump)
North Carolina (Trump)
Fabrizio / Anzalone
Michigan:
Trump 49
Harris 48
Michigan Senate:
Slotkin 49
Rogers 46
MRG
Michigan:
Harris 45
Trump 44
Kennedy 3
Stein 2
Oliver 1
West 1
Michigan Senate:
Slotkin 46
Rogers 41
University of Houston
Texas:
Trump 51
Harris 46
Trafalgar Group
Nevada:
Harris 46
Trump 45
North Carolina:
Trump 47
Harris 45
Insider Advantage
Georgia:
Trump 49
Harris 47
Rasmussen Reports
Trump 51
Harris 46
Morning Consult
National:
Harris 50
Trump 46
Reuters / Ipsos
Harris 47
Trump 44
October 16
Beemer Swing States Today:
Georgia (Trump)
North Carolina (Trump)
Quinnipiac
North Carolina:
Harris 50
Trump 47
Georgia:
Trump 52
Harris 46
KING-TV Seattle / Survey USA
Washington State:
Harris 57
Trump 35
1. Who is MRG?
2 Rhetorical question but: how can she be up 3 in NC and down 6 in Georgia. There’s no way the gulf is 9 points between those two states.
3. Who is TIPP?
They/them, non-binary and proud.
NEVER EVER COMPLY WITH FASCISM!!!
The right needs to stop worry about what’s between people’s legs. Instead, they should focus on what’s between their ears.
Audacity sucks.
Rate This wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2024 1:26 am
I guess we'll redo the 15th so we have it too. For the 16th there is a FOX poll showing Trump +2 nationally BUT Harris leads by 6 among swing state voters in the 7 contested states as a whole. They did not break it down by state. Meaning if their poll were right he would win the popular vote but lose the electoral college.
October 15
Beemer Swing States Today:
Michigan (Trump)
Georgia (Trump)
Nevada (Trump)
North Carolina (Trump)
Fabrizio / Anzalone
Michigan:
Trump 49
Harris 48
Michigan Senate:
Slotkin 49
Rogers 46
MRG
Michigan:
Harris 45
Trump 44
Kennedy 3
Stein 2
Oliver 1
West 1
Michigan Senate:
Slotkin 46
Rogers 41
University of Houston
Texas:
Trump 51
Harris 46
Trafalgar Group
Nevada:
Harris 46
Trump 45
North Carolina:
Trump 47
Harris 45
Insider Advantage
Georgia:
Trump 49
Harris 47
Rasmussen Reports
Trump 51
Harris 46
Morning Consult
National:
Harris 50
Trump 46
Reuters / Ipsos
Harris 47
Trump 44
October 16
Beemer Swing States Today:
Georgia (Trump)
North Carolina (Trump)
Quinnipiac
North Carolina:
Harris 50
Trump 47
Georgia:
Trump 52
Harris 46
KING-TV Seattle / Survey USA
Washington State:
Harris 57
Trump 35
1. Who is MRG?
2 Rhetorical question but: how can she be up 3 in NC and down 6 in Georgia. There’s no way the gulf is 9 points between those two states.
3. Who is TIPP?
1. Marketing Resource Group.
2. This is the second time in a row Quinnipiac has had at least one state with a result that didn’t make sense no matter which way you tilted your head.
3. The polling arm of something called TechnoMetrica. TIPP is an acronym for TechnoMetrica Institute of Policy and Politics.
