[thegagline]

The more disliked Vice President in (recent) history is now allegedly tied in the polls in the all important swing states. She is polling particularly well among women and blacks.

[packagingguy]

“We will live in squalor, be broke, be taxed to death but we’re getting free abortions!”

[OttawaFreeper]

I’m wondering if she is now peaking and in the next while, her brand could likely falter as her real record is discussed and scrutinized. The media can not sustain the propping up for terribly a long time.

[alloysteel]

Once again, people are distracted by the projected image, and overlook the very distinct differences in reality.

Critical thinking is a fading trait among US voters.

[Openurmind]

Don’t believe it. They are putting out one fake poll after another right now. The propaganda machine is in high gear.

[Deo et patriae]

A report like this is what’s to be expected from the NYT.
Can’t believe anything they say about polls.

[Political Junkie Too]

Right now, the polls are showing that RFK, Jr. is hurting President Trump more than Kamala Harris.

According to polls that ask both the head-to-head and the full-lineup preferences:

• National (CBS News/YouGov 8/4/24)
  • Harris: 50 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 49 (-1) - Trump: 47 (-2) - Kennedy: 2 - Stein: 0 - West: 0

• National (Rasmussen Reports 8/1/24)
  • Harris: 44 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 45 (+1) - Trump: 46 (-3) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Ohio (Fabrizio/Anzalone 8/1/24)
  • Harris: 42 - Trump: 52
  • Harris: 39 (-3) - Trump: 48 (-4) - Kennedy: 9 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• New Hampshire (WHDH-TV/Emerson 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 50 - Trump: 46
  • Harris: 48 (-2) - Trump: 41 (-5) - Kennedy: 6 - Stein: 1 - West: 0

• Arizona (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 47
  • Harris: 48 (-1) - Trump: 44 (-3) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• Georgia (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 47 - Trump: 47
  • Harris: 45 (-2) - Trump: 45 (-2) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 0 - West: N/A

• Michigan (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 53 - Trump: 42
  • Harris: 51 (-2) - Trump: 39 (-3) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• Nevada (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 47 - Trump: 45
  • Harris: 43 (-4) - Trump: 43 (-2) - Kennedy: 7 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• North Carolina (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 46 - Trump: 48
  • Harris: 44 (-2) - Trump: 45 (-3) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 0 - West: N/A

• Pennsylvania (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 46 - Trump: 50
  • Harris: 44 (-2) - Trump: 46 (-4) - Kennedy: 3 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• Wisconsin (Bloomberg/Morning Consult 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 47
  • Harris: 44 (-5) - Trump: 45 (-2) - Kennedy: 6 - Stein: 0 - West: N/A

• Oregon (Hoffman Research 7/31/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 44
  • Harris: 45 (-4) - Trump: 40 (-4) - Kennedy: 7 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• National (Harvard-Harris 7/30/24)
  • Harris: 48 - Trump: 52
  • Harris: 43 (-5) - Trump: 47 (-5) - Kennedy: 8 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Wisconsin (Fox News 7/27/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 50
  • Harris: 46 (-3) - Trump: 46 (-4) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Michigan (Fox News 7/27/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 43 (-6) - Trump: 45 (-4) - Kennedy: 7 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Pennsylvania (Fox News 7/27/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 45 (-4) - Trump: 43 (-6) - Kennedy: 7 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Minnesota (Fox News 7/27/24)
  • Harris: 52 - Trump: 46
  • Harris: 47 (-4) - Trump: 41 (-5) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• National (Wall Street Journal 7/27/24)
  • Harris: 47 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 45 (-2) - Trump: 44 (-5) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• National (Forbes/HarrisX 7/26/24)
  • Harris: 49 - Trump: 51
  • Harris: 44 (-5) - Trump: 44 (-7) - Kennedy: 10 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• National (New York Times/Siena 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 47 - Trump: 48
  • Harris: 44 (-3) - Trump: 43 (-5) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: 0

• Arizona (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 44 - Trump: 49
  • Harris: 40 (-4) - Trump: 48 (-1) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Georgia (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 46 - Trump: 48
  • Harris: 43 (-3) - Trump: 46 (-2) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Michigan (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 45 - Trump: 46
  • Harris: 44 (-1) - Trump: 44 (-2) - Kennedy: 5 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Pennsylvania (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 46 - Trump: 48
  • Harris: 44 (-2) - Trump: 46 (-2) - Kennedy: 3 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• Wisconsin (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 47 - Trump: 47
  • Harris: 45 (-2) - Trump: 45 (-2) - Kennedy: 3 - Stein: 1 - West: N/A

• New Hampshire (Univ New Hampshire 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 53 - Trump: 46
  • Harris: 49 (-4) - Trump: 43 (-3) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 0 - West: 0

• Maine (The Hill/Emerson 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 54 - Trump: 45
  • Harris: 48 (-4) - Trump: 40 (-5) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 1 - West: 1

• National (Rasmussen Reports 7/25/24)
  • Harris: 43 - Trump: 50
  • Harris: 42 (-1) - Trump: 49 (-1) - Kennedy: 4 - Stein: 1 - West: 0

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Based on this data, President Trump's campaign should be reaching out to RFK, Jr. to ask him to withdraw from the election and endorse President Trump. That would make an enormous shift in the polls on the order of Harris replacing Biden as the Democrat candidate.

-PJ

[Pox]

If you buy into these push polls, you aren’t playing with a full deck.

[butlerweave]

Harris’s strategy is Hide In Biden’s basement and say nothing until it’s over ,LOL

[God luvs America]

Here’s why i think this poll is BS- there is no way i believe DJT is only up 3pts in North Carolina. It’s a lot more than 3%

[Lib-Lickers 2]

when you marry someone just after the first date the honeymoon night probably is hot and heavy but the relationship tends to wear out quickly when you actually get to know the person

[HandBasketHell]

From the poll's internals:

This CBS News/YouGov survey was conducted with a representative sample of 3,102 registered voters nationwide interviewed between July 30-August 2nd, 2024. The survey included an oversample of Black respondents.

[Round Earther]

“Powering Harris’ ascent in the CBS poll appears to be female, younger, and black voters flocking back to the Democrats.”

No one is flocking to Harris, especially not the groups cited above.

[italianquaker]

Oh noes a cbs poll, the same one who had biden up by 17 in wisconsin lol

[jeffc]

The steal is on. Dems are afraid they’re gonna have to work overtime this election - poor babies - to just squeak out a win for whoever ends up being the Dem candidate...

[LS]

No, they are not “dead even.” Trump remains ahead in all genuine polling. They are juicing these numbers with D+ samples of 5-9 and heavily oversampling women.

Here is my twit thread about the shocking disconnect between actual voter registrations WHEREVER we track them and these moronic polls.

https://x.com/LarrySchweikart/status/1820159736513515990

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

The media in this country can absolutely go F themselves in the worst way. They are by far the worst enemies of this country, all these pigs on CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, CBS. They have done more damage to this country than any terror group could ever hope for.

If we had for once an honest media instead of this North Korean type propagandists, democrats wouldn’t even exist as a party never mind this absolute psychotic Kamala running even with one of the greatest Presidents in US history.

Where is the focus on her abusing her staff? Demanding they stand when she enters a room and calling her “General”? Completely ignored.

[Williams]

This was all totally predictable.

Republicans made Joe Biden the big problem They removed the problem. Liberals etc flocked back to the democrats.

Disgraceful and ignorant but it is reality.

And Trump campaign is at best finally deploying half of what’s needed.

My best guess is we will lose this election, though hope to be wrong.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

Registered voters or likely voters?

[JoSixChip]

You never Trumpers are just giddy over the prospects of having the ho as POTUS. But she has no more chance then your desanctomoniuos did.

[lasereye]

For what it’s worth, the final YouGov poll in 2020 showed Biden at 53.2% and Trump at 44.3% - a difference of almost 9%. The actual result was 51.3% to 46.8%, a 4.5% margin and double what their poll predicted.