Posted on 09/18/2020 7:34:40 AM PDT by zeebee
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows that 53% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Trump’s job performance. Forty-six percent (46%) disapprove. The last time the president's job approval reached a high of this number was in September 2019.
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I have never seen polls so far apart from each other as I have this season.
no kidding, how can his approval be 53% and that not be how many are voting for him?
with rasmussen tracking you can see the “REST” of the poll surge that “start” to show in the polling averages.. but then is being kept down by a handful of polls with crazy stupid number like Biden ahead by 20+ being factored in.
Depends on the poll. This is a job approval poll. Others are likely voter polls. Also depends on how the questions are framed and how the poll is weighted. They’re not all asking the same people the same questions. There are also polls, I know you’ll be shocked, that try to drive a. Area give rather than ask a question.
Yesterday was 51+ and 48-.
I think Trump’s internal polling must look good. He’s rallying in Nevada, Wisconsin, and Michigan. If it was looking bad, I’d think we’d see him in places like Texas and Kansas.
I think Trump’s internal polling must look good. He’s rallying in Nevada, Wisconsin, and Michigan. If it was looking bad, I’d think we’d see him in places like Texas and Kansas.
Agree. Let’s see where Biden (more likely Heels Up) travels.
More likely though, we’ll see the Dems counter on the legal front by going all-in on the mail voting fraud.
Will Hiden even debate?
We are praying for a decisive win which he can interpret as a mandate to drain the swamp.
He has to be in those places, he cant win without most of those. If he in in Texas? He is losing in a landslide.
You’re right. My bad. Up 2 from yesterday
This plus the Democracy Institute’s report that Trump supporters are 42 points more enthusiastic says this will be over the day after the first and last debate. Grandpa Groundhog will babble and make a fool of himself. The media will call his performance “a HOME RUN and just what Grandpa needed to regain the slight edge has in enthusiasm.” But the nation will know the truth.
I got called for a poll in 2018, I believe, before the mid-terms. It was long but I then hung up about 10-15 min as the questions were so skewed to the left. Most people, I believe, finish the poll with a “yes, no, whatever... I just want to get off this call!”
I just made the observation to my better half that, while it’s interesting that the president is campaigning in Minnesota today, it’s even more telling that Biden will be there today.
I still like that disapproval number down at 46 percent. That’s awesome.
If he wins these battleground states with a slim margin as in 2016, expect a full-court Democrat press to create chaos with the mail-in vote counting. They’ve got their plans in place. The question is, does the GOP know what’s going to hit them and have a strategy to counter this?
“Depends on the poll. This is a job approval poll. Others are likely voter polls. Also depends on how the questions are framed and how the poll is weighted.”
Another thing to consider is how accurate the pool of “likely voters” actually is. With concerns about COVID, rioting, looting wildfires, etc., people who may be considered likely voters based on criteria from past years may not be all that likely to vote this time. It could throw a big monkey wrench into their polling models.
So you’d think Joe’s ceiling is about 46 - 47% of the popular vote which strikes me as about right. It should be lower than that, but with the vote-fraud machine he could actually be a couple points higher.
For what it’s worth (nothing - it’s still a poll), the most interesting thing to me is that this may be the first time Strong Approve > Strong Disapprove. I think the best he has been able to manage before is even.
The Soros-sucking satanist poll worshipers are no where to be found in this thread.
Amazing.
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