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Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

Lol@Rasmussen
 
Polls R f4k3 NEWS you California LIBS!
 
Trump said:
lets follow this till Election Day

June 12,2019

Trump.. 51
Obama. 47
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ROTFL

Good heavens, already? Watch leftists eat that crap up. Gullible schmucks.
 
Trump said:
lets follow this till Election Day

June 12,2019

Trump.. 51
Obama. 47

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll - Rasmussen Reports(R)
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Nice thread. Good luck...

jfyi:

Biden, longing for the good old days said, "Trump would be an aberration in American history. Eight years will fundamentally change who we are as a nation."

“We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.” — Barack Obama, October 30, 2008


LOL! There's no fool like an old fool.
 
It's going to be one comical political year in which I cannot wait. It's also going to be a long rough road for Creepy Uncle Joe "Bite Me."

:lamo
 
DamnYankee said:
It's going to be one comical political year in which I cannot wait. It's also going to be a long rough road for Creepy Uncle Joe "Bite Me."

:lamo
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I hope it is equally comical for Creepy Uncle Don who gets his jollies hanging around women's changing rooms and bragging about feeling them up because they 'let him'. Such a class act, and a fine example for all Americans to follow. Wouldn't you agree?
 
I watched a little Morning Joe before work this morning. It was very entertaining. They talked about how someday, the horrific, hell like darkness of Trump will end, and the light of goodness and the real America will shine again.
Hahahaha! What a complete load of crap! Do people actually believe that garbage?
Amazing.
 
Someone ... was it Fletch? ... pointed out a different poll aggregator, which I think might have been less favorable to Obama. Maybe he'll drop by.
 
Trump said:
Follow link in my post....51%
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It's Rasmussen, a right-wing organisation which ALWAYS posts high numbers for Trump. You have been shown numerous other far more credible pollsters who disagree; and that has been consistent.
 
snakestretcher said:
It's Rasmussen, a right-wing organisation which ALWAYS posts high numbers for Trump. You have been shown numerous other far more credible pollsters who disagree; and that has been consistent.
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start your own thread:lol:
 
Perotista said:
44%, not 51%

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval

Obama 48%

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval
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He's talking about Rasmussen of course, and that's a fine thing to track.

You and I both go to RCP.

There are other aggregators out there though. Someone pointed one out to me recently and it had Trump over Obama on that particular day of their respective terms if I recall correctly. Wish I could remember it.
 
I know this..the pollsters are sometimes way off on Trump (election 2016) and also that 90% or more of MSM news coverage is negative on Trump.
Now, what does that show you?
If Trump's at 44%, then a significant percentage of the American public knows the MSM propagandists are full of..well you know.
 

As discussed in great depth in another thread yesterday and today, the pollsters weren't so far off with Trump. The people interpreting the polls were. Sometimes misinterpreting. Sometimes ignoring the polls which showed tightening after Comey's October surprise.

But that's a distraction from the pure numbers here. I guess it's understandable. People will probably wanna hash it out for another year at least. Hope this thread can survive detours into the weeds because the numbers are fun to track. I had a similar thread at another site and tried to update it every week or so.
 
Perotista said:
That's only one poll out of 10. RCP averages all the polls together instead of just relying on a single one.
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I realize that...been around the block. Follow whatever poll you want...and I shall do the same
 

What matters is the approval/disapproval numbers on election day. Obama was at 53% and won in 2012. G.W. Bush at 55% in 2004, won. Bill Clinton at 58% in 1996 won. G.H.W. Bush 43% on election day 1992, lost. Reagan 61% 1984 won, Jimmy Carter was at 37% lost. Ford 45% in 1976, lost and so on.

What we see is a sitting president with an overall approval rating of 50% or above wins reelection. A sitting president with an overall approval rating of below 50% loses. Trump has never reached 46%, at least according to RCP averages. The last time Trump's disapproval was below 50% was on 16 Mar 2017. Again per RCP averages.

I don't think that bodes well for him. But then again, the Democrats may nominate another Hillary Clinton type candidate. Up and until 2016 no major party candidate had ever won a presidential election with a favorable rating of below 50%. Trump won in 2016 with a favorable rating of 36%, unfavorable of 60%. His opponent, Hillary Clinton had a 38% favorable/58% unfavorable on election day. They both set the record for the lowest favorable and the highest unfavorable ratings ever. Here's the list. At least Barry Goldwater can now rest in peace, he was the record holder prior to 2016 with a 43% favorable/47% unfavorable. Not anymore.

Highest to lowest favorable/unfavorable ratings of each major party presidential candidate.
Favorable/unfavorable
1956 Eisenhower 84/12%
1964 LBJ 81/13%
1976 Carter 81/16%
1960 JFK 80/14%
1960 Nixon 79/16%
1968 Nixon 79/22%
1976 Ford 79/20%
1972 Nixon 76/21%
1968 Humphrey 72/28%
1984 Reagan 71/30%
1980 Carter 68/32%
1984 Mondale 66/34%
1980 Reagan 64/31%
1992 Bill Clinton 64/33%
2008 Obama 62/35%
2012 Obama 62/37%
1956 Stevenson 61/31%
2004 G.W. Bush 61/39%
2008 McCain 60/35%
1992 G.H.W. Bush 59/40%
2000 G.W. Bush 58/38%
2004 Kerry 57/40%
1996 Bill Clinton 56/42%
1988 G.H.W. Bush 56/39%
2000 Gore 55/45%
2012 Romney 55/43%
1972 McGovern 55/41%
1996 Dole 54/45%
1988 Dukakis 50/45%
1964 Goldwater 43/47%
2016 Hillary Clinton 38/56%
2016 Donald Trump 36/60%
 
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