Why don’t we just wait for the polls rather than speculate about them?
A lot of the polls are taken over a oeriod before release. I don’t think we can look for anything meaningful until next week.
Will people vote for another 8 years of Barak Hussein Mohammad and his war on whites and Christians?
It’s a long time untill November.
The polls will be pushing Hitlery whether or not she’s actually ahead. Even the honest ones love to pay people to take surveys. These surveys are appealing to lazy liberals who need drug money, but not appealing to busy conservatives who don’t need to waste their time on such paltry cash.
The left will serve up their same nonsensical calls for gun control. The silent majority will no longer be fooled.
This will be a very odd election. The electoral college is out the window. Trump will lose Utah, Kansas, and Arizona but win Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia (maybe). I find it much more exciting then knowing most of the states but only having to worry about 6.
This is not a country capable of electing Trump, or any other non-Democrat, by a large margin.
Trump can definitely win, but it is going to be really, really close if he does.
They can skew these polls like the have to prop up the SHill.
Like that recent Ipsos/Roooters who crazily over polled from 15% to 18% Dems at 52% LoL, and under polled Indies at 12% LoL, which should have been somewhere between 26% to 30%. I wouldn’t worry about it much.
Trump will drift towards the high 40’s.
Clinton will drift towards the high 30’s .
By election time Trump will crest 50 and landslide will be the word most used to describe his candidacy.
If Trump wants more union votes he has to tell them the only thing that will save their pensions is a strong economy and he’s the one to get it growing again.
Polls will show a race that’s close up until the final 5 days or so. The media loves the billions of dollars they get in advertising ... news channels love the bump in viewers.
A landslide doesn’t sell air time ... so expect the race to be neck and neck until everyone breaks a certain way at the very end.
I know the electorate is divided and POTUS elections are going to be close, but I seem to remember seeing Gallup calling Reagan’s reelection ‘close’ up until the final week ... same with King Bush I vs. Moron Dukakis.
No chance. We’ve hit Peak Trump.
I’ve read literally hundreds of articles and commentaries on Peak Trump, and most recently the same journalists assured us that Trump’s peak was at just over 50% of republicans and no one else.
What are the chances that these professionals could be wrong? Again?