[FenwickBabbitt]

Smarter Democrats remember how far off the polls were the previous two presidential elections. Let’s do what we can to make sure the Democrats’ nightmare of a Trump victory comes true. Donate at:

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/

And volunteer for various aspects of the ground game at:

https://trumpforce47.com/ (Official Trump campaign) https://www.tpaction.com/ (Charlie Kirk's Turning Point Action) https://earlyvoteaction.com/ (Scott Presler's group)

Take nothing for granted. Fight, fight, fight!

[Tom Tetroxide]

Like they did in 2016?

[FlingWingFlyer]

Tater Swuft’s Tater Tots to the rescue!

[mewzilla]

The only polls I’d trust are Trump’s internals.

Now I ask you, does Trump look worried about his polling...?

[Gaffer]

There’s 400 million dollars cash out there Que-Mala has to spend. Pollsters know this and they also know she’s not going to spend it on ‘bad news.’

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Hot Link for donations:

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/

[nwrep]

Why are so many senators that the article talked to (except Fetterman) demanding anonymity?

[Lockbox]

Democrats lie about the vote, we lie to the pollsters…. At least ours is legal!

[ClearCase_guy]

“I used to think it was incompetence. Now I think it’s part of the strategy."

It's like an Elvis Costello song.

[adorno]

Democrats fear pollsters are undercounting Trump

I don't think their worries are about the under-counting in the polls.

They worry that Kamala doesn't even belong in the race and should never have been promoted to being the candidate.

Democrats need to find a series of forums and interviews and press conferences and debates, if they want to elevate her to being a true candidate. Too late for any of that, so, they're stuck lying about being worried.

[eyeamok]

Polling was created to sway opinion, not reflect it.

[jerod]

We need a second debate... LMFAO. Winners don’t need second debates... Losers do.

[mom.mom]

They need to fake the polls so their massive cheat will appear plausible.

[Dan in Wichita]

To me, the recent Teamsters membership poll is the most significant poll of this election cycle so far. Surely the Teamsters leaders can poll their membership with greater accuracy than any media national or state poll.

The Teamsters rank-and-file chose Trump over Harris by 60% to 34%. That's almost 2 to 1 in favor of Trump. The Teamsters union is 1+ million nationwide, and from all demographic groups (although probably more male than the general population?).

This is a major sign that could indicate a HUGE undercount of Trump support in the media polls.

[MAGA2017]

I suspect Trump is doing better than what the polls are saying. But I am concerned about illegals voting and the ability of Democrats to “find” ballots late in the night.

[going hot]

....and here I thought the kam was steaming ahead, kicking ass, taking names, supported by anyone who is anyone.

Who to believe?

These polls be like willows in the wind.

[1Old Pro]

Democratic lawmakers are bracing themselves for another Election Night surprise.

Let's hope, their tears mean America is saved for four more years.

[Big E]

Undercounting Trump? They’d better hope not. New York Times had Trump up 5 in Arizona, 4 in Georgia, and 2 in North Carolina. If they’re undercounting him, we’re talking landslide.

[Antoninus]

Their internal polling must be disastrous for the Hill to publish an article like this.

[bray]

Just depends on how heavy they oversample Dems.

[asinclair]

• My answering machine message says: "if you are a market research firm [legalspeak for "pollster"] please add this number to your do-not-call list."
• I pay attention to caller ID. If it looks bogus, I let the answering machine pick up, and screen the call. That stops a lot of polling nonsense, as well as the Medicare, buy-your-house, and "Microsoft has detected a virus on your computer" calls.
• Some of the pollsters have resorted to calling before 6 am my time. I just say "no."
• I don't answer the door unless I know the person, or have an appointment. This year, doorknob hangers seem to be preferred anyway -- but the one I got was for Harris, and full of BS.
• Most of the people I correspond with are left of center, if not far-lefties. So, discussions of politics is off the table.