This is very surprising to me. About 2 weeks of self control and good speeches and Trump erases a huge deficit in the Reuters poll even after they massive adjusted their pool to give hillary and 8 point lead.
I think this shows that the race is now clearly in Trumps hands.
If he continues to act like a President and sticks to his far more popular anti establishment policies... he will win.
(He is also now tied in the IBD poll after being down 6 or seven recently. I expect NBC and PPP to come out with a few crazy "outliar" polls asap.)
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presi...-hillary-clinton-despite-altered-methodology/
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has pulled into an effective tie with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, erasing a substantial deficit as he consolidated support among his party’s likely voters in recent weeks, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos national tracking poll released Friday.
The poll showed 40 percent of likely voters supporting Trump and 39 percent backing Clinton for the week of Aug. 26 to Sept. 1. Clinton’s support has dropped steadily in the weekly tracking poll since Aug. 25, eliminating what had been a eight-point lead for her.
Trump’s gains came as Republican support for their party’s candidate jumped by six percentage points over the past two weeks, to about 78 percent. That is still below the 85 percent support Republican nominee Mitt Romney enjoyed in the summer of 2012, but the improvement helps explain Trump’s rise in the poll.
I think this shows that the race is now clearly in Trumps hands.
If he continues to act like a President and sticks to his far more popular anti establishment policies... he will win.
(He is also now tied in the IBD poll after being down 6 or seven recently. I expect NBC and PPP to come out with a few crazy "outliar" polls asap.)
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presi...-hillary-clinton-despite-altered-methodology/
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has pulled into an effective tie with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, erasing a substantial deficit as he consolidated support among his party’s likely voters in recent weeks, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos national tracking poll released Friday.
The poll showed 40 percent of likely voters supporting Trump and 39 percent backing Clinton for the week of Aug. 26 to Sept. 1. Clinton’s support has dropped steadily in the weekly tracking poll since Aug. 25, eliminating what had been a eight-point lead for her.
Trump’s gains came as Republican support for their party’s candidate jumped by six percentage points over the past two weeks, to about 78 percent. That is still below the 85 percent support Republican nominee Mitt Romney enjoyed in the summer of 2012, but the improvement helps explain Trump’s rise in the poll.
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