Republicans Take MASSIVE Lead in Gallup Party ID -A VERY Accurate Midterm Indicator-(video)

rumble.com ^ | 10-3-2022 | Red Eagle Politics

[KarlInOhio]

Don’t forget 3) Your labor belongs to me to use as I choose. Basically the same reason why the Democrat states tried to leave the US 161 years ago.

[L,TOWM]

If voting actually did anything, they wouldn’t let us do it.

[so_real]

Will there be conservative reforms or will McConnell and McCarthy continue to advance a “moderate” agenda.

The answer that questions depends upon us ... Do we send in more Mitt Romney types like Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania? Or do we send in more Marjorie Taylor Greene types like Harriet Hageman in Wyoming? Ultimately "We the People" decide what level of reform occurs. But we still have a huge contingent of "conservatives" voting for liberal candidates just because they have an "R" behind their names. I don't think we're smart enough yet to see real reform happen. But I'll withhold judgement on that until we can see what Trump does in his second term.

[fidelis]

"WAH! WAH! WAH! NO USE VOTING! THE FIX IS IN!!!"

[Go Gordon]

All of this chicanery points to a massive upset.

Well, it could also be done to cover for the steal. If the Rep. was shown leading by, say, 8 points, and the steal gives victory to Whitmer, it would be hard to explain. Having fake polls showing her ahead gives credence to the outcome, and nobody should dare question the outcome.

[ckilmer]

4 points is not massive. its respectable but not massive. I say this because you would think two thirds of the population would realize just how nihilistic the democrats have become.

but no.

what should happen is that the republicans enjoy a crushing victory in november. not just an ordinary off year win where the out of majority of the presidency party gains 40 seats.

No this should be a beat down of historical proportions.

So far I’m seeing a nice win. It should be not nice.

I’m thinking democrat cheating is going to keep the republican margin of victory fairly low. either that or that much of the US population has bought the delusion on a scale we don’t currently understand.

[dangus]

It’s not exactly true that Gallup’s partisan lean has been an accurate indicator of elections, but it does point in which direction other polls will tend to be inaccurate. Here’s why:

Pollsters have a hard time knowing if they’re getting too many Democrats or too many Republicans in their results. But they do know how many Democrats and how many Republicans actually showed up at the polls the last election. (For these purposes, I’m identifying people who vote for a given party as if they were members of that party.) So, they simply ask people which party they’re in, and adjust the results accordingly. If people switch parties, this produces an inaccurate result.