2024 Pre-Election Political Polls | POLL - Trump would have had 7 point lead over Biden

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It’s looking to me like the debate gave Harris a 2-3 point bump nationally. That’s enormous this late in a cycle, and especially in this cycle. Will be watching closely for the battleground polls over the next couple of days.
 
This is a fairly low-rated pollster but anyway:



This finding from this poll is striking (not sure why they even asked):

“… Other highlights from the poll include:

- A combined 63 percent of respondents believe Matthew Crooks did not operate alone when he shot at Trump in June. A 37 percent minority believe he did.

Nine percent believe Cooks operated with the “Deep State,” 3 percent with Secret Service, 2 percent with a foreign nation, 1 percent with the CIA and 48 percent are unsure who he cooperated with, but they don’t believe he acted alone.

Only 16 percent of Republicans believe Crooks operated alone. A higher percentage of GOP voters, 20 percent, believe Crooks was operating with the “Deep State.”

Among Democrats, 54 percent believe Crooks acted alone. …”
 
“… Morning Consult pollsters surveyed 11,022 likely U.S. voters from Sept. 13-15 in the poll, which had an unweighted margin of error of +/-1 percentage point.

  • Morning Consult notes that its survey showing support for Harris at 51% compared to 45% for Trump was a "new record" for the Democratic presidential nominee.
  • "Her 51% of support among likely voters, which is also at a record high, is driven largely by her best figures to date among Democrats, Biden 2020 voters, liberals, women, 18- to 34-year-olds and millennials," it said. …”
 
“… Morning Consult pollsters surveyed 11,022 likely U.S. voters from Sept. 13-15 in the poll, which had an unweighted margin of error of +/-1 percentage point.

  • Morning Consult notes that its survey showing support for Harris at 51% compared to 45% for Trump was a "new record" for the Democratic presidential nominee.
  • "Her 51% of support among likely voters, which is also at a record high, is driven largely by her best figures to date among Democrats, Biden 2020 voters, liberals, women, 18- to 34-year-olds and millennials," it said. …”
This would be pleasant
 
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