Polls and Lols: A 2020 Master Thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Trump said Fox polls were bad so we can dismiss these.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Old people, support diminished
Farmers, support diminished
Military folks, support diminished
Truck drivers, support diminished
Evangelical, support diminished

Anyone else?

Ann Coulter.

Damn. When Ann Coulter turns on you you're in deep sh!t.

[Anonymous]

Ann Coulter is a Republican, not a Trumpist

[Anonymous]

Utah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ann Coulter is a Republican, not a Trumpist

She literally wrote a book called In Trump We Trust

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FEQHVLA/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

She now thinks Trump isn't Trumpy enough, is the problem

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ann Coulter is a Republican, not a Trumpist

Oh?

[Anonymous]

promising - but gdmnit GOTV like he's 25 points behind

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Old people, support diminished
Farmers, support diminished
Military folks, support diminished
Truck drivers, support diminished
Evangelical, support diminished

Anyone else?

“Key to Trump's 2016 victory were white male voters, particularly those without college degrees, among whom Trump outperformed past Republican presidential candidates. The president has spent much of the past three years targeting the group with his policies and his messaging, touting trade deals with China and Mexico, strict immigration measures and progress on a southern border wall.

Still, Trump's support from those voters has dropped significantly since 2016, when he got 71 percent of the white non-college male vote. Now, 64 percent of white men without college degrees said they plan to vote for Trump, according to a survey released last week by Quinnipiac University. A Fox News poll last week found even less support, with Trump drawing support from 58 percent of the group.

There has been a similar trend among white voters with college educations. Trump's support from white men with college degrees has dropped from 53 percent to 44 percent. Among white college-educated women, it fell from 44 percent to 29 percent in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey in April.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/trump-finds-himself-playing-campaign-defense-core-elements-his-base-n1215576

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ann Coulter is a Republican, not a Trumpist

Oh?

I stand corrected.
And ... barf.

[Anonymous]

https://bangordailynews.com/2020/05/28/opinion/contributors/new-poll-shows-gideon-leading-collins-by-9-points/

Ethan: Did you take a look at the new poll on the U.S. Senate race I just sent? It shows U.S. Sen. Susan Collins losing 51 percent to 42 percent to House Speaker Sara Gideon!

Phil: A-yuh. Sobering news for Susan. However, I caution you, my excitable friend, that this is merely a momentary snapshot six months before Election Day.

Ethan: I wish Election Day was today! For our readers, the poll was done by a joint left/right partnership. Commissioned by “Swing Hard. Run Fast. Turn Left!” a decidedly progressive organization I run, but conducted by Victory Geek, a non-partisan data and telecom provider with mostly conservative clients.

Phil: While no one should ever underestimate Susan Collins, the trend in the last few public polls is certainly in the wrong direction for those of us who want to see her re-elected. In March we saw a poll that showed her down 4 points. Two months later, she is now down 9.

Ethan: If I were on Team Collins what I would find most concerning is that Gideon is winning by 20+ points among women and seven points among independents, usually her backstop.

Phil: I saw that. A bigger surprise is that she is losing by 12 points in the 2nd Congressional District. But the reason I reminded you not to get too excited is a number like that will not hold. Donald Trump won northern Maine four years ago by 10 points. No way he comes close to that number in 2020 and Collins loses by 12, especially when rural voters find out Gideon is a liberal from Rhode Island.

Ethan: I have some news for you, Trump won’t win CD2 by 10 again, and Gideon is much more relatable to rural families than you realize.

[Anonymous]

Florida remains close

[Anonymous]

Oh no biggie, just Missouri which Trump won by almost 20 points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no biggie, just Missouri which Trump won by almost 20 points.

This is

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh no biggie, just Missouri which Trump won by almost 20 points.

Wow, somebody should be sweating bullets.