2020 Election is Over----Dems just don't realize it yet.
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Trumps aggregate approval is lower than 46.Only in Trumptard world would 46,even if true,be considered " very very strong"
DECISION IS FINAL: I’M VOTING FOR TRUMP (FORMER BERNIE SUPPORTER)
DEMOCRATS FOR TRUMP
Hi y’all,
I have finally come to a decision.
I’m all in for Trump in 2020! LFG!
The main reason for this is that the Democratic Party no longer represents the working class of this country. They just don’t.
My dad recently lost his small business, since it was heavily connected with the cruise industry.
To my honest-to-god surprise, Republican Senators, the other day, and the President proposed passing an Emergency UBI Bill, suspending all evictions and home loan foreclosures, and more. That is left-wing policy. And what does the Democratic Party — the supposed left wing party do? Oppose the aforementioned policies and propose means-tested garbage.
Without those proposals, my family is literally going to be on the streets and on food stamps. The fact that the Democratic Party is willing to risk our lives out of pure spite for the President, proves why they are an atrocious group of people.
For my entire life, I had been a Democrat because I believed that they were the party of the little guy — of the forgotten man and woman. However, I now see that that is not the case. They are elitist hypocrites.
I am also repulsed by their disgusting social stances — everything for late term abortions, Beto’s proposal (who Biden said he would implement) to take away our guns, ending careers because of jokes we made as teenagers, etc.
They don’t care about real issues anymore. Pronouns and identity are more important to them.
And to top it all off, they rigged the primary against the only candidate I believed in — Bernie Sanders. And not only that, but they laughed at it, rubbed it in our faces, and poured salt in our wounds. The DNC is a criminal enterprise.
I am also disturbed by the amount of pedos and sexual predators — like Weinstein and Epstein — connected to the Democratic Party. I myself am a survivor of child sexual abuse, so it hurts me personally to see many of these Dem politicians connected to sick stuff like that.
However, when I say this, what do they say? They don’t need us!
Cool then.
I’m not planning on voting for them either.
From now on, I’m all aboard the Trump train.
Trump may not be perfect, but at least he’s honest and is actually DOING SOMETHING about this CRISIS.
Furthermore, I have some good news for y’all!
I live in a swing state, and many people feel the same way, including some minorities!
The youth is completely gone for the Dems (many of them are actually voting for Trump to cripple the Democratic Party).
Hear me now, quote me later. TRUMP is winning this election in a LANDSLIDE!
I think polls with thousands and thousands people stating who they will vote for is better than a one person poll such as this,but thats just me
https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/p...oters/95-163df6d8-1b89-4e0c-9cc7-0b5944bc4203
New poll: Joe Biden holds slight lead over President Trump among Ohio voters
Author: Tyler Carey
Published: 9:54 PM EDT March 19, 2020
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As the United States continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, presidential politics have taken somewhat of a backseat. But the general election is still less than eight months away, and if recent statistics are any indication, Ohio will once again be a key battleground in the race for the White House.
According to a recent NBC News/Marist College Poll, former Vice President Joe Biden leads current President Donald Trump 49%-45% among registered Ohio voters. This falls outside the survey's 2.9% margin of error (1,710 people were randomly sampled), and shows the Democrats could be gaining momentum in a state former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost to Trump by eight points four years ago.
The poll itself was conducted between March 10 and March 13, prior to this past Tuesday's latest set of primaries that saw Biden win Arizona, Florida, and Illinois by comfortable margins over Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. The Ohio Primary was also supposed to take place that day, but was abruptly halted due to fears of coronavirus contamination, and final voting is now not expected to take place until early June.
When polled by NBC/Marist about the Ohio primary, state Democrats chose Biden 58%-35% over Sanders (468 asked randomly), while Sanders and Trump were shown to be in a virtual tie (48%-46%, respectively) among all registered voters. The Sanders campaign says he is taking time to "assess his campaign" as the tide continues to turn in Biden's favor, but the senator officially remains in the race and is currently "focused on the government response to the coronavirus outbreak and ensuring that we take care of working people and the most vulnerable."
In regards to President Trump specifically, Ohioans are split, with 46% approving of his job performance compared to 47% who disapprove. The president has a meager 33% approval rating from Cleveland area residents, but on the flip side 53% of Ohio men gave him good marks. 52% of American males voted for Trump in 2016.
The poll did not ask voters their feelings about the coronavirus or the government's handling of it. Critics have called out the Trump administration for an apparently lack of virus testing across the country, while others have given the president credit for early actions such as restricting travel to and from China.
New poll: Joe Biden holds slight lead over President Trump among Ohio voters
Author: Tyler Carey
Published: 9:54 PM EDT March 19, 2020
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As the United States continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, presidential politics have taken somewhat of a backseat. But the general election is still less than eight months away, and if recent statistics are any indication, Ohio will once again be a key battleground in the race for the White House.
According to a recent NBC News/Marist College Poll, former Vice President Joe Biden leads current President Donald Trump 49%-45% among registered Ohio voters. This falls outside the survey's 2.9% margin of error (1,710 people were randomly sampled), and shows the Democrats could be gaining momentum in a state former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost to Trump by eight points four years ago.
The poll itself was conducted between March 10 and March 13, prior to this past Tuesday's latest set of primaries that saw Biden win Arizona, Florida, and Illinois by comfortable margins over Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. The Ohio Primary was also supposed to take place that day, but was abruptly halted due to fears of coronavirus contamination, and final voting is now not expected to take place until early June.
When polled by NBC/Marist about the Ohio primary, state Democrats chose Biden 58%-35% over Sanders (468 asked randomly), while Sanders and Trump were shown to be in a virtual tie (48%-46%, respectively) among all registered voters. The Sanders campaign says he is taking time to "assess his campaign" as the tide continues to turn in Biden's favor, but the senator officially remains in the race and is currently "focused on the government response to the coronavirus outbreak and ensuring that we take care of working people and the most vulnerable."
In regards to President Trump specifically, Ohioans are split, with 46% approving of his job performance compared to 47% who disapprove. The president has a meager 33% approval rating from Cleveland area residents, but on the flip side 53% of Ohio men gave him good marks. 52% of American males voted for Trump in 2016.
The poll did not ask voters their feelings about the coronavirus or the government's handling of it. Critics have called out the Trump administration for an apparently lack of virus testing across the country, while others have given the president credit for early actions such as restricting travel to and from China.
https://www.newsweek.com/both-joe-b...trump-general-election-new-poll-shows-1493436
Both Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders Would Beat Donald Trump in a General Election, New Poll Shows
By Matthew Impelli On 3/20/20 at 10:43 AM EDT
According to a new poll, Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders would beat President Donald Trump in the general election.
The poll, which was conducted The Economist and YouGov, surveyed 1,500 U.S. adults from March 15 to March 17, and has a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points.
For the poll, the surveyed adults were asked who they would vote for if the Democratic nominee was Biden and the Republican nominee was Trump. About 48 percent of U.S. adults said they would vote for Biden, while 41 percent said they would vote for Trump. Meanwhile, 4 percent answered with "other," 5 percent said "not sure," and 2 percent said they would not vote.
In a nearly identical question, the poll asked the 1,500 adults who they would vote for if Sanders was the Democratic nominee against Trump. The results were similar as well, with 48 percent saying they would vote for Sanders and 41 percent saying they would vote for Trump. Additionally, 3 percent answered with "other," 6 percent said, "not sure" and the remaining 2 percent said they wouldn't vote.
Both Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders Would Beat Donald Trump in a General Election, New Poll Shows
By Matthew Impelli On 3/20/20 at 10:43 AM EDT
According to a new poll, Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders would beat President Donald Trump in the general election.
The poll, which was conducted The Economist and YouGov, surveyed 1,500 U.S. adults from March 15 to March 17, and has a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points.
For the poll, the surveyed adults were asked who they would vote for if the Democratic nominee was Biden and the Republican nominee was Trump. About 48 percent of U.S. adults said they would vote for Biden, while 41 percent said they would vote for Trump. Meanwhile, 4 percent answered with "other," 5 percent said "not sure," and 2 percent said they would not vote.
In a nearly identical question, the poll asked the 1,500 adults who they would vote for if Sanders was the Democratic nominee against Trump. The results were similar as well, with 48 percent saying they would vote for Sanders and 41 percent saying they would vote for Trump. Additionally, 3 percent answered with "other," 6 percent said, "not sure" and the remaining 2 percent said they wouldn't vote.
Latest March aggregate polling
*March aggregate polls have predicted the popular vote winner in the last 4 presidential elections
*March aggregate polls have predicted the popular vote winner in the last 4 presidential elections
I just changed my mind, if Trump uses clips of himself declaring those things....
and then shows democrats calling him a xenophobe and a rascist....
whoa....
great post.
and then shows democrats calling him a xenophobe and a rascist....
whoa....
great post.
https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/p...oters/95-163df6d8-1b89-4e0c-9cc7-0b5944bc4203
New poll: Joe Biden holds slight lead over President Trump among Ohio voters
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As the United States continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, presidential politics have taken somewhat of a backseat. But the general election is still less than eight months away, and if recent statistics are any indication, Ohio will once again be a key battleground in the race for the White House.
According to a recent NBC News/Marist College Poll, former Vice President Joe Biden leads current President Donald Trump 49%-45% among registered Ohio voters. This falls outside the survey's 2.9% margin of error (1,710 people were randomly sampled), and shows the Democrats could be gaining momentum in a state former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost to Trump by eight points four years ago.
New poll: Joe Biden holds slight lead over President Trump among Ohio voters
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As the United States continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, presidential politics have taken somewhat of a backseat. But the general election is still less than eight months away, and if recent statistics are any indication, Ohio will once again be a key battleground in the race for the White House.
According to a recent NBC News/Marist College Poll, former Vice President Joe Biden leads current President Donald Trump 49%-45% among registered Ohio voters. This falls outside the survey's 2.9% margin of error (1,710 people were randomly sampled), and shows the Democrats could be gaining momentum in a state former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lost to Trump by eight points four years ago.