Posted on 09/11/2024 11:07:37 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
After leading in poll after poll for some five weeks, sitting Vice President Kamala Harris has seen her lead against former President Donald Trump evaporate into a tie.
Starting on August 6, CacklyMcNeverBorderCzar enjoyed a consistent lead in the Economist/YouGov national poll of registered voters. That lead is now gone.
On August 6, Kamala led Trump 45 to 43 percent (+2).
August 13: Kamala 46/Trump 44 (+2).
August 20: Kamala 46/Trump 43 (+3).
August 27: Kamala 47/Trump 45 (+2).
September 3: Kamala 47/Trump 45 (+2).
In the latest Economist/YouGov poll, taken September 8-10, 2024, among 1,464 registered voters, the race is all tied up at 45 percent. This is very much in line with other recent national polls that show the vice president’s lead has faded into a tie or a slight Trump advantage.
Obviously, this poll does not include any reaction to Tuesday night’s debate between Trump and Harris. Based on various focus groups the media have gathered, while most people say Kamala won the debate (and she did), her victory did not move the undecideds who will almost certainly choose who our next president is. Trump was Trump. Although he had some good moments, for much of the debate, he came off as peevish and defensive. And while Kamala managed to look poised and practiced and did an admirable job burrowing under Trump’s skin, according to these undecided focus groups, her galling lack of policy specifics still troubles them.
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If Trump’s even, he’s leavin’.
These polls reflect the popular vote. Kamala has to be +2 or +3 to make it a toss-up. If Trump is actually tied, then he’s got most of the toss up states in the bag.
Tied via liberoid YouGov polling registered voters?
Good news!
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