the root of all evil is the rigged brain of weird donald.
2024 Election is Over----Dems just don't realize it yet.
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the root of all evil is the rigged brain of weird donald.
love how we are now posting betting sites as though they are somehow more scientific than polls of 800 likely voters out of 150 million...
DNC Posts Lackluster Ratings, Down 22 Percent From 2016
https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/new-dnc-posts-lackluster-ratings-down-22-percent-from-2016-cmc/
Ratings for night one of the Democratic National Convention were slightly up from 2020, though overall ratings remain down significantly since 2016.
https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/new-dnc-posts-lackluster-ratings-down-22-percent-from-2016-cmc/
Ratings for night one of the Democratic National Convention were slightly up from 2020, though overall ratings remain down significantly since 2016.
Now compare it to Republican convention ratings.
It was posted on another thread already but for some reason you guys don't want to talk about it.
Poll Finds Republicans Have Great Chance To Retain House Majority
https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/ne...ve-great-chance-to-retain-house-majority-cmc/
A new poll from Rasmussen Reports found Republicans leading by five percentage points in a generic congressional ballot. The poll, which was released Wednesday, comes as Republicans hope to maintain and expand their slim House majority in November.
If congressional elections were held today, 48 percent of likely voters indicated that they will vote for a generic Republican candidate, while 43 percent expressed support for the Democratic Party, according to the survey results. The margin remains unchanged from May, when Republicans led with 47 percent of the vote to 42 percent.
https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/ne...ve-great-chance-to-retain-house-majority-cmc/
A new poll from Rasmussen Reports found Republicans leading by five percentage points in a generic congressional ballot. The poll, which was released Wednesday, comes as Republicans hope to maintain and expand their slim House majority in November.
If congressional elections were held today, 48 percent of likely voters indicated that they will vote for a generic Republican candidate, while 43 percent expressed support for the Democratic Party, according to the survey results. The margin remains unchanged from May, when Republicans led with 47 percent of the vote to 42 percent.