Posted on 06/19/2019 10:04:31 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Hours after he formally kicked off his 2020 re-election campaign, a new national poll offers some encouraging numbers for President Trump.
The release Wednesday of a Suffolk University survey for USA Today comes a day after another poll in the crucial presidential battleground state of Florida showed the president trailing -- and as several other polls have similarly shown high-profile Democratic candidates ahead.
But the USA Today/Suffolk University survey showed 49 percent of Americans approving of the job Trump’s doing as president, with 48 percent giving him a thumbs down. That’s a more positive showing for Trump compared with other recent polling of his presidential approval rating. And in the new survey, 49 percent of voters predicted Trump would win re-election, with 38 percent pointing to a victory by the eventual Democratic presidential nominee. Further, the poll indicated that if the November 2020 general election were held today, the president would narrowly edge an unnamed Democratic nominee -- 40-37 percent, with 9 percent supporting an unnamed third-party candidate and 14 percent undecided...
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LOL! Fox reported the Suffolk-USA Today job approval poll numbers, something that USA Today didn’t even report.
Yep, that’s right. USA Today didn’t even report the job approval numbers from their own poll.
Translation, Oh crap did you see that rally and $24.8 million in 24 hrs? Lets update our fakepolls so we don’t look quite so fake
Polls, especially now in the election cycle, are worthless garbage. Political flux.
BEFORE anyone should BELIEVE any poll by any group, it should be explained precisely how the poll was conducted to assure that a “random sample” of registered voters were polled.
As a former pollster (from the days when dinosaurs roamed Planet Earth,) I refuse to believe any poll that is “home telephone”/landline based, as I don’t personally know a single person who has a landline in 2019.
Yours, TMN78247
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