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I know the polls are all over the place. Trump seems to be up in 4 Tracking Polls. State polls vary wildly. My question is the RCP Polls. Do they have any ryhme or reason for which polls are included? They don't hide their bias. As soon as Trump takes a lead they slap up some moronic poll which is way out of line. Why don't they include Reuters which they had last month when it was showing a lead for HRC? I was looking around last night and went to 538. It had Trump with only a 23% chance....

Mike Huckabee says Americans should take polls that show Donald Trump's presidential campaign is in deep trouble with a big grain of salt. "Polls taken before Labor Day and the Presidential debates are notoriously subject to change, but that hasn't stopped the pundits from proclaiming that Trump's campaign is tanking," the former governor of Arkansas and two-time presidential candidate writes on his Facebook page. Breaking News at Newsmax.com http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/huckabee-trump-polls-trust/2016/08/08/id/742657/#ixzz4GrVTZWdd

But Republicans get their lowest grades since Obama was elected on several measures: * Voters disapprove 64 - 25 percent of the way Republicans in Congress are doing their job, with 42 percent of Republican voters disapproving; * Only 29 percent think Republicans on Capitol Hill are acting in good faith; * Voters trust Obama more than Republicans 47 - 31 percent to handle health care; * Voters 53 - 25 percent have an unfavorable opinion of the Republican Party.

Angus Reid Global Monitor : Polls & Research Giuliani Edges Two Democrats in 2008 Race February 19, 2007 (Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Republican Rudy Giuliani holds the upper hand against two prospective Democratic presidential nominees in the United States, according to a poll by Gallup released by USA Today. 50 per cent of respondents would support the former New York City mayor in 2008, while 48 per cent would vote for New York senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. In a contest pitting Giuliani against Illinois senator Barack Obama, the Republican holds a nine-point advantage. In other match-ups, Arizona senator John...

CNN) -- President Bush said in a Tuesday interview that he wasn't concerned about his low approval ratings, and he discussed how he told Vice President Dick Cheney, who was shaken by his hunting accident earlier this month, to "share it with the American people." "If I worried about polls, I wouldn't be doing my job," Bush told ABC's Elizabeth Vargas in the interview, which aired on "World News Tonight." The president's approval rating dropped to 34 percent in a CBS News poll released Monday. CNN/USA Today/Gallup polls taken since October have put his approval ratings in the high 30s...

With his characteristic optimism, President George Bush said today that his 34 percent approval rating in the latest CBS News poll, an all-time low for his presidency, could be worse. “I’m concerned, but I’m not pulling my hair out,” said Mr. Bush. “After all, it could be worse — I could be as unpopular as the CBS Evening News.” Indeed, the flagship CBS News production languishes at the bottom of the network news heap, with a mere 10 percent share of a rapidly-dwindling audience of... -snip-

How To Rig A Poll (or, Breaking Down The Latest AP/Ipsos Poll) Posted by bulldogpundit on Friday, 06 January 2006 (17:07:43) EST Contributed by bulldogpundit You'll likely be hearing orgasmic Democrats and the MSM crowing about this AP Ipsos poll which has the headline "Voters Seem More Ready To End GOP Control Of Congress". The poll shows the following:Quote: Wrong Track - 65%/Right Track - 32% Bush Approval Rating - 59% Disapprove/40% Approve Who Do You Want To Control Congress - 49% - Democrats/36%- Republicans Sounds bad, huh? Well, as we've said before you (and the GOP leaders) shouldn't use...