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

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ok, you forced me to derail one last time

Did you rent your apt. from Lee and Lori Graves ? If so then I was your next door neighbor :cool:

I'm done now for good...I promise nycfan...I really really do !

Holy crap! That's exactly who I rented from!!

If they're still there, please send them my love (lived there from 2000-2007). Such great, great people. And Anna and Haley, how are they?! God they must be in their 20's now.

Aaw man, okay. Sorry for the further thread derailment. If they're still there, can you send me a PM?
 
Let’s see what other polls say but the main takeaway right now is that Kamala appears to be winning the battle to define herself. Trump is fighting desperately to paint her as a stupid, lazy commie, but most voters aren’t buying it. A strong performance at the DNC this week and Trump’s window may be almost closed.

Heading into the Democratic National Convention, new data suggests the Trump campaign’s initial attempts to frame the conversation about Vice President Kamala Harris have so far gained relatively little traction.

Instead, the public’s attention has remained largely focused around the Democratic nominee’s selection of a running mate and other facets of her campaign — a dynamic that could be reinforced for another week as the Democratic Party gathers in Chicago. Meanwhile, the public conversation around the GOP nominee, former President Donald Trump, remains relatively unfocused in the quieter aftermath of a month of major news stories surrounding him.

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Charting the words used to describe each candidate, the project found that in the weeks since Harris entered the race, the word “campaign” has been mentioned more frequently regarding Harris than Trump — a break from earlier in the summer, when the Trump campaign drew as much or more attention than President Joe Biden’s campaign.

In the most recent survey — conducted August 9-12 by SSRS and Verasight on behalf of a research team from CNN, Georgetown University and the University of Michigan —Americans were more likely to report hearing about Harris’ selection of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for the Democratic vice presidential slot (and other news about the vice presidency, including her own current role) than any other topic. Slightly fewer mentioned other aspects of the Harris campaign, a broad category that includes the new ticket’s rally tour, fundraising totals, poll numbers or ads.

Far fewer mentioned the border, and there was even less mention of the economy – two traditionally GOP-friendly campaign issues on which the Trump campaign has criticized Harris. The most prominent negative news about Harris to break through was criticism that she has been reluctant to hold news conferences or engage with the media.
 
His campaign has a couple. One where he talks about growing up poor. The other is him and his wife talking about their decision to have an abortion and then tries to sell his “reasonable” anti-abortion stance.
I meant an ad touting his vast accomplishments.
 
Trump is blasting NC right now....just shows how in trouble they are.

After Labor Day, Harris needs to put out something on 4 years ago....thousands dying each day. No leadership or direction. No toilet paper. No cleaning supplies. We arent going back.
 

“A new poll in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District shows Vice President Kamala Harris has reinvigorated local Democrats, infusing them with renewed hope.

The survey by conservative pollster Remington Research Group taken Aug. 14-17 indicates that Harris leads former President Donald Trump in the district 50%-42%, with a 3.8% margin of error.


The survey’s 8-percentage-point gap at the top resembles the recent voting record of the swing district, including the 52%-46% 2nd District win for President Joe Biden in 2020.

But it is the widest gap in five 2nd District presidential polls the Examiner has reviewed during the 2024 cycle. Most showed Trump narrowly leading or narrowly trailing Biden. …”
 
The only issue with the 18-34 year olds is they are the ones really being hit hard by the housing price issues. It's ridiculously hard for them to enter the housing market for starter homes. But hopefully they see Trump and the GOP will just make it worse because they don't care one bit
 
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