[TangledUpInBlue]

Someone correct me??? Wasn't Rasmussen constantly predicting that Romney would win too?

[trebb]

Someone correct me??? Wasn't Rasmussen constantly predicting that Romney would win too?

And he would have were it not for the "principled" repubs who opted not to turn out.

[Vigilanteman]

I believe that was Gallup, not Rasmussen.

[Scutter]

Indeed they were. Here is one example:

http://www.weeklystandard.com/rasmussen-romney-279-obama-243/article/658100

[ground_fog]

yes but Scott Rasmussen is no longer involved with this company. The board of directors replace him in 2013

Im so jaded by the media and these polls .I dont believe anything anymore..nothing except this country is dead for good if the evil demon is elected

Everything is propaganda..everything

[DoughtyOne]

Hillary Clinton and her accomplishments...

Against Trump and his accomplishments...

Yeah, Hillary has this locked up! < Giggle >

[Not A Snowbird]

How can this be? Just yesterday we were told Clinton was going to thump him.

[I want the USA back]

Means that the media will discover something in Trump’s past to plaster all over TV and newspapers. The moment someone becomes a threat, they trash him.

[Eddie01]

Wasn't Rasmussen constantly predicting that Romney would win too?

I suppose he might have, if he didn't abandon his campaign 3 mo. before the election.

[Red Badger]

Ping!

[butlerweave]

Putting Hillary way ahead wasn’t working so now he’s putting Trump ahead and hopes that puts Trump behind

[ZULU]

Not by this much and not this early. Trump got more votes than any other GOP candidate in recent history in a primary. Some Democrats and many Independents support him. The Drive By Media polls OVERSAMPLE Democrats and UNDERSAMPLE Republicans and Independents.

[SamAdams76]

The takeaway is that Crooked Hillary is sitting at 39 per cent. That's a horrid number for a Democrat nominee.

I doubt that the "other candidates" get more than 1 or 2 per cent. In 2012, Johnson (Libertarian) got 0.9% of the vote and the Green candidate (Blair) got 0.39% of the vote. It's laughable that they will somehow combine for 10% or more of the vote this time as some are suggesting. Eventually about 98% of the voters will vote for either the Democrat or the Republican.

I personally think most of them will break for Trump but I admit to being a bit biased in this opinion. Also, I can't fathom why anybody would want to vote for that wicked witch.

[Maine Mariner]

Don’t forget Hurricane Sandy just before the election and how Obama “took charge” plus the stay at home Republicans.
Those factors are difficult to predict.

[Red Steel]

Romney disappeared and faded in the last month.

[ozzymandus]

Great news, but since I don’t believe polls that show Hillary winning, I can’t believe this one either. I’ll wait until the election.

[Red Steel]

So you don't think so? Here's is another poll a day ago that shows many questions very favorable for Trump.

[Smittie]

Does the 10% Republican support for Hildabeast include Ryan, McCluckle, McLame,& Grahamnesty?

These 10% traitors need to be drawn & quartered, no one who votes for Demonrats should be allowed to call themselves Republicans.

[DarthVader]

This is the Orlando and Benghazi effects. Trending in other polls too.

[uncbob]

GOP needs to publicize the Bubba Loretta meeting

TOO bad it is Friday and 4th weekend coming up

MSM will be able to block it out

[1Old Pro]

The poll also finds that 75 percent of Republicans and 14 percent of Democrats support for Trump. The presumptive Democratic nominee has the support of 76 percent of Democrats and 10 percent of Republicans.

And Trump is skunking the skank with Independents.