Posted on 09/25/2024 7:35:10 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
A new CBS/YouGov poll released Wednesday has former President Donald Trump leading Democrat Kamala Harris by two points. The poll of 1,441 registered voters shows Trump with a 51 percent to 49 percent lead.
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CBS News poll: Tight race in Georgia, where Trump has 2-point edge over Harris
Here:https://t.co/4l2ohB39nl pic.twitter.com/rgIVQ1tNZf— CBS News Poll (@CBSNewsPoll) September 25, 2024
This is the latest in a string of polls showing Trump leading by between one and four points in Georgia; see here and here. The CBS/YouGov poll called the 2020 race in Georgia on the money.
The entire poll is at the bottom of the post, but I think there are some interesting items that need highlighting.
I think this poll undercounts Trump's strength in Georgia. The topline split is two points, but when you dig deeper, that doesn't seem plausible.
Poll crosstabs show that Trump leads men by 13 points (56 percent to 43 percent) and Harris leads women by seven points (53 percent to 46 percent). If the male-female crosstabs are accurate, I don't think you can get to a two-point lead. I've posted on Harris's problem with male voters not named Willie Brown; see Tim Walz's Manly Essence Isn't Helping Kamala Win Male Voters. The inability of the Harris-Walz ticket to appeal to male voters will be the big story if Trump wins this election.
The poll hit some political issue peculiar to Georgia as well as those with national attention.
In short, Trump is winning on every major issue, voters are unhappy with their situation, and everyone is looking forward to voting. As I noted, I don't think you can go through the crosstabs and conclude that Trump is only ahead by two points. If this poll is close to accurate, it is game over in Georgia for Harris-Walz.
AZ, NV, GA and NC are not and never were “in play” this cycle
PA is as well, but fraud is a concern
Honestly I fully expect the 16 map with a few states added.
If Kamala fully collapses which honestly if they keep doing what they are doing she will, expect a lot of states added to the 16 baseline
The internals speak to a 6 point margin for PDJT. Probably the likely voters will show that
2016+. Add VA,NH, MEAt lg (kamala still carries ME-1), MN, NM, NV , and maybe OR
That’ll get a commie’s attention.
Yes if she collapses I fully expect most of those.. maybe even stretch and pull out some other ones.
We will see what happens.
But there is no path to 270 for the Dems and never has been this cycle
After that list one looks at NJ NY and CT
The last poll done in Oregon was in July and had Harris +5.
There is no way Harris is winning Oregon +16 like Biden in 2020.
Her margin will be much smaller and Trump hasn’t spent a dime in this state.
Harris is just a bad candidate.
That’ll get a commie’s attention.
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We reside in the same state.
Shake a Douglas Fir.....then start ducking from all the progressives that fall out.
I almost caught Tre Arrow that way.....damn, I’m getting old & slow.😀
I see a few Harris /Walz signs. The Trump stuff has been up since 2020. A notable exception being someone that put a new flagpole in their yard. Old Glory on top, Trump 2024 beneath.
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No worries they’ll just pony up some harvested ballots for Kammie.
I cant wait for the Fani Willis ads sucking up to Harris.
Will make Trump’s Ga numbers soar.
If it looks really bad for Kamala, I expect she will 25th amendment Joe, become President, get us in a shooting war with Russia and China, and suspend the election.
Polls are BS. Disregard them. ‘nuff said.
The internals speak to a 6 point margin for PDJT. Probably the likely voters will show that.
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Which means the harris campaign gets the plumbing team on speed dial to preemptively help “fix” the pipes in the vote processing facilities.
PA’a 19 EVs would do it.
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