I don’t answer polls anymore. I’m sure many Trump supporters are doing the same.
There’s a glaring factual accuracy in this article. It was Biden who said that he’d take Trump behind the gym and beat the hell out of him, not the other way around.
In Nationwide Head-to-Head Match-Ups Today, 15 Months Till Votes Are Counted, Trump Does Not Break 44% Against Any Democratic Opponent, Loses USA Popular Vote Today to Challengers Biden and Sanders, Runs Even In Hypothetical November Pairings With Warren, Harris and Buttigieg:
In a hypothetical nationwide general election today --- which approximates the outcome of the USA popular vote but not necessarily the outcome of the Electoral College --- Democrats Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders defeat by 8 points Incumbent Republican President Donald Trump, according to research conducted by SurveyUSA. Trump runs effectively even against Democrats Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg.
At this hour, in interviews with 5,459 registered voters nationwide, it's:
* Former Vice President Biden 50%, President Trump 42%.
* Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders 50%, Trump 42%.
* Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren 46%, Trump 44% --- too close to call.
* California Senator Kamala Harris 45%, Trump 44% --- too close to call.
* Trump 44%, South Bend IN Mayor Pete Buttigieg 42% --- too close to call.
Among suburban women, where the election may be decided, Biden leads Trump by 24 points, Sanders leads Trump by 20 points, Warren leads by 17 points, Harris leads by 16 points, Buttigieg leads by 13 points.
Among critically-important independent voters, Trump leads Buttigieg by 4, leads Harris by 3, runs even with Warren, trails Biden by 6 and trails Sanders by 10.
Among high-school educated white voters, Trump leads Buttigieg and Harris by 30 points, leads Sanders and Biden by 21, leads Warren by 18.
Among single parents, Sanders leads Trump by 25 points, Biden leads by 22, Warren and Harris lead by 16, Buttigieg leads by 11.
Among Protestants, Trump defeats Buttigieg by 23 points, defeats Harris by 22 points, defeats Warren by 20 points, defeats Sanders by 17 points and defeats Biden by 15 points. Among Catholics, Biden and Sanders lead Trump narrowly; among Catholics, Trump leads Harris, Buttigieg and Warren narrowly.
In Evangelical households, Trump leads Buttigieg by 27 points, leads Warren and Harris by 25 points, leads Sanders by 21 points and leads Biden by 19 points.
In households with at least one family member who is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, Sanders leads by 50 points, Biden leads by 46 points, Harris leads by 45 points, Warren leads by 44, Buttigieg leads by 38.
In households where 1 or more family members are part of the active military or a military veteran, Trump leads by Buttigieg by 23 points, leads Harris and Warren by 21 points, leads Sanders by 14 points and leads Biden by 13 points.
In union households, Biden leads Trump by 10 points, Sanders leads Trump by 9 points, Warren, Harris and Buttigieg effectively run even with Trump.
In households where respondents say they are "prospering" (regardless of what their income might be), Trump leads Buttigieg by 31 points, leads Harris by 29 points, leads Warren by 27 points, leads Sanders by 24 points and leads Biden by 18 points. In households where respondents say they are "poor" (regardless of what their income might be), Sanders leads Trump 2:1, Biden leads Trump by 29 points, Warren leads Trump by 27 points, Harris leads by 24 points and Buttigieg leads by 23 points.
About: SurveyUSA interviewed 7,000 adults nationwide 08/01/19 through 08/05/19. Of the adults, 5,459 are registered to vote and were asked the hypothetical head-to-head pairings you see here. The research was conducted online.
Oh look. Another push poll nobody is going to believe.
How many more similar headlines will we see before election day? 1000’s I’ll wager.
Doesn’t anyone remember when Hillary outpolled Trump 90-10?
Ha ha ha ha ha oh stop you’re killing me, I can’t breath.
For sale bridge in Brooklyn...
In other polling news, Hillary will crush Trump . . . in November 2016.
I don’t recall the presidency ever being won with a poll more than a year before the actual election.
But, I suppose the poll will allow the Trumpophobics to sleep well this week, thinking that Trump is toast.
that’s what helped us last time-Hillary was a shoe-in so many dems didn’t vote or cheat-this time they will cheat and get out and vote especially after Biden chooses a woman or person of color as VP-probably woman like Harris-they will make up and Harris will know that there is a good change Biden doesn’t live out two terms and bingo she is president
And even on election night, Trump had zero shot because Hillary was gonna swamp him....with a little help from “The Swamp”...
We still need to be vigilant and active though...I make periodic “Installments for FReedom” both here and on the Trump site...God Bless for your bundling efforts.
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Maybe not exactly typical, but Dukakis led Bush for most of the campaign and yet Bush still won. Carter led Reagan early on, but Reagan won. While the polls were less consistent, you could find early polls giving the 2004 race to John Kerry or the 2012 race to Mitt Romney.
And of course, the classic example was Harry Truman in 1948. People like to grumble about incumbents - and some people don't like to tell pollsters they are voting for Republicans - but by election day, more often than not they turn out for the incumbent.