Posted on 11/08/2023 7:50:51 AM PST by SoConPubbie
The poll, released amid Tuesday night’s election results, shows that Trump holds a four-point advantage over Biden nationally among registered voters in a hypothetical 2024 head-to-head general election matchup.
Trump registers at 49 percent in this latest poll to Biden’s 45 percent. Trump has climbed two points since an August CNN/SSRS poll, while Biden has dropped one point, marking a three-point swing in Trump’s direction. In the latest poll, five percent of voters would back another candidate if their options were Biden and Trump, while one percent would not vote.
🇺🇲 2024 GE: CNN/SSRS POLL
(R) Trump 49% (+4)
(D) Biden 45%
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(R) Trump 41% (+6)
(D) Biden 35%
(I) RFK Jr 16%
(I) West 4%
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(R) Haley 49% (+6)
(D) Biden 43%
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(R) DeSantis 48% (+2)
(D) Biden 46%10/27-11/2 | 1,271 RV | ±3.3%https://t.co/csEt5VSSiv pic.twitter.com/RJEUMQtsu4
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 8, 2023
Mixed results continue to emerge from surveys regarding a larger field with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Green Party Presidential candidate Cornel West. While Kennedy hurts Trump in some polls, he seems to harm Biden more in this one. Trump’s support drops to 41 percent in a four-man race, while Biden slides to 35 percent. Trump’s lead expands by two points compared to a head-to-head race in this scenario.
Kennedy comes in third with a substantial 16 percent of the response, followed by the radical progressive West with four percent. Just one percent are undecided, one percent do not plan to vote, and one percent would back someone else in this dynamic.
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In the Republican primary field, Trump’s support sits at 61 percent, up three points since an October 4-9 CNN/SSRS poll. He is 44 points ahead of his nearest competitor, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), at 17 percent, while former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) comes in third with 10 percent. She is up two percent compared to early October.
From there, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, who unveiled his “No to Neocons” pledge for other candidates Tuesday, takes four percent, followed by Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) at three percent and former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) at two percent. All candidates, save Trump, will be at the Republican debate in Miami on Wednesday night. Trump will host a rally as counter-programming where he will receive Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ endorsement.
Huckabee Sanders’ predecessor, former Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR), did not qualify for the debate but received one percent in this poll.
The poll sampled 1,271 registered voters, including “608 Republicans or Republican-leaning independents who are registered to vote,” from October 27-November 2. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.3 percent for the sample of registered voters and plus or minus 4.8 percent for the GOP primary portion.
Too close they will cheat.
Yup...you’ll need a “1” in front of the “4”.
Who wants to bet that by August these polls magically narrow and the Biden narrative of the comeback kid is made and Dems steal another? This is just a psyop. Until we start living in Realville like Rush used to say there will be more dramatic losses like yesterday.
given tuesday’s results, I’m not buying that trump has any advantage at all.
Who is West?
That guy with no home state who comes in to random states disrupting every two years? M
Says he’s military.
Look people. Think last nite. Trump is our only hope for the future. We live and die with him.
I think last night kinda proves the point about polls. Elections are dead. We have plebiscites. And abortion is what will drive voters. Awesome, Rome is burning but so long as one can kill the unborn amongst the flames, all is well.
If the polls narrow it’s because Biden is actually consolidating support. Democrats are not Republicans and will dump a weak candidate at the convention in a flash if it looks like he will cost them the election, especially when other candidates are lapping Trump in the polls. Their voters will be happy and not care about who got how many delegates. They’re as committed to winning as the GOP is to losing.
The best thing that could happen to Trump, assuming he wins the nomination, is that Biden stays alive and upright and the polls stay relatively close until the ballots are set.
yes, if close they can cheat and independent candidates usually hurt GOPs cuz dems vote in block and never change, they always check the Dem-just see the Jewsih Dem voters despite the left hating Israel
the polls always narrow as we approach election day, you can look at all the historical poll graphs going back 70 years or more
Here’s the result of a real poll if anyone cares to take it:
20% Biden
20% Trump
60% PLEASE is there any other option besides these two dinosaurs???
And people say there’s no Trump cult.
That’s my point, seems no matter how bad things are, everyone is confident Trump will win in 24 and they use polls to back this claim. So no real analysis of the situation toward saving the nation is done, just “we win/lose with Trump.”
“.... Democrats are not Republicans and will dump a weak candidate at the convention in a flash if it looks like he will cost them the election, ...”
When have they last done that? This an honest question! At least 100 years ago if not longer. I can’t remember the last time a convention for either party actually mattered. Meaning it was more then a party hoopla propaganda circus.
The party that dumps their old guy will win in a landslide.
Dude... put down the Kool-Aid
At this point its a weird game of chicken. Who dumps their dinosaur first?
Off-off year factoid:
Rs won every Trump seat in blue Virgina except for double digit Biden districts.
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