Biden’s latest Poll numbers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Seniors in Florida, who remember WW2, are not happy about Trump returning to the White House.

If Florida is at all in play, it will be a game changer for the Electoral College map.

What the heck has the GOP done for Florida? Not much is what.

Nothing is done about climate change except to deny it's existence. Property insurance is crushing.
There are so many guns everywhere. Abortion bans. Severe teacher shortage. Environment is being trashed. So much red tide and dead fish that the beaches are unusable for long periods. Florida needs a change.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Seniors in Florida, who remember WW2, are not happy about Trump returning to the White House.

If Florida is at all in play, it will be a game changer for the Electoral College map.

Florida isn’t in play lol. From the article

While he’s trailing Trump by only 4 points in a head-to-head matchup, that gap grows to 7 points in a multi-candidate field that includes independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
Biden’s performance among key constituencies — including Hispanics and Black voters — is also slipping. The Fox News survey found Biden with only a 2-point edge among Florida Hispanic voters, whom he won by 6 percentage points in 2020, according to exit polls.

Among Black voters, Biden leads Trump 69% to 29%. He carried 89% of Black voters in Florida four years ago.

And despite Trump’s conviction last week on 34 felony counts in New York, most Florida voters — 64% — say they don’t expect the former president’s guilty verdict to matter much in the election, if at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Seniors in Florida, who remember WW2, are not happy about Trump returning to the White House.

If Florida is at all in play, it will be a game changer for the Electoral College map.

Florida isn’t in play lol. From the article

While he’s trailing Trump by only 4 points in a head-to-head matchup, that gap grows to 7 points in a multi-candidate field that includes independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
Biden’s performance among key constituencies — including Hispanics and Black voters — is also slipping. The Fox News survey found Biden with only a 2-point edge among Florida Hispanic voters, whom he won by 6 percentage points in 2020, according to exit polls.

Among Black voters, Biden leads Trump 69% to 29%. He carried 89% of Black voters in Florida four years ago.

And despite Trump’s conviction last week on 34 felony counts in New York, most Florida voters — 64% — say they don’t expect the former president’s guilty verdict to matter much in the election, if at all.

The three other candidates being funded by right wing oligarchs to undermine our Republic.

[Anonymous]

It’s done. Start to plan for a Trump presidency. Biden throw this one away with his Israel play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Seniors in Florida, who remember WW2, are not happy about Trump returning to the White House.

If Florida is at all in play, it will be a game changer for the Electoral College map.

Uh, very few seniors left who actually remember WW2.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

Why would those voters show up in November then? It's an expected result after all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

Why would those voters show up in November then? It's an expected result after all.

Always better turnout for presidential elections and always lower turnout for off cycle ones. I find it highly doubtful that you don’t know that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

Why would those voters show up in November then? It's an expected result after all.

Always better turnout for presidential elections and always lower turnout for off cycle ones. I find it highly doubtful that you don’t know that.

So Trump has been denigrating voting legitimacy for four years, but your contention is that they're going to come out for him at full scale in November? That the Republicans continued underperformance at the actual election booths for the past two years (not to mention Haley continuing to pull in 20%) means nothing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

Why would those voters show up in November then? It's an expected result after all.

Always better turnout for presidential elections and always lower turnout for off cycle ones. I find it highly doubtful that you don’t know that.

I know MAGA is the most furiously optimistic mindset - but does it really not cause you any worry, that this contest was so unexpectedly close?

I'm honestly happier if it doesn't cause you worry - I want you going into November cocky. But just as a matter of human psychology that seems... weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans continuing their two-year trend by underperforming again. But polls, polls, polls.

"It should have been a drama-free race.

Instead, the special election for Ohio’s deep-red 6th Congressional District turned out to be something of a nail-biter, with the Democratic candidate far exceeding expectations.

Johnson had represented the 6th district since 2011, winning reelection in 2022 by 35 points. Trump would have carried the district based on its current makeup by 29 points.

But GOP state Sen. Michael Rulli only defeated the Democratic nominee, Michael Kripchak, by about 9 points, based on the latest vote count with more than 95 percent reporting. That’s a roughly 20 percent overperformance for the Democratic candidate from what was expected for this district."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-averts-disaster-ohio-shocker-040220679.html

lol. There was low turnout because the result was expected and the GOP won by nine points. Ohio is a Trump safe state.

Why would those voters show up in November then? It's an expected result after all.

Always better turnout for presidential elections and always lower turnout for off cycle ones. I find it highly doubtful that you don’t know that.

I know MAGA is the most furiously optimistic mindset - but does it really not cause you any worry, that this contest was so unexpectedly close?

I'm honestly happier if it doesn't cause you worry - I want you going into November cocky. But just as a matter of human psychology that seems... weird.

Anyone happy to support today’s GOP with its treason and attempt to overthrow the government and their plans with Project 2025 is “weird” at a minimum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s done. Start to plan for a Trump presidency. Biden throw this one away with his Israel play.

I stated this several times back in nov/dec on the original 2000 pages of the gaza thread and i was told i was nuts and that “no one would be talking about gaza in 6 months”.

Well, here we are.

Biden sold himself to zionists and now america as we know it is over