***National Presidential Polls*** Part III (lobby, vote, Congress, campaign)

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by MTQ3000

"Mr. Trump is taking Oregon very seriously," says Daniels. "He believes he can win here."

Then again, Trump used to say repeatedly that he would win NY, CA, CT, etc. You don't hear him say that any more. Manafort obviously set him straight. That will happen with OR, too.

Mick

He's campaigning in CA at the end of the month. Part of his west coast fundraising circuit. I don't think Manafort has a whole lot of influence in his campaign honestly. He either was playing second fiddle to Corey and now he seems to be playing second fiddle to his son in law.

[BeeHoyal]

Forget about the conspiracy theory crappola and how things are supposedly "rigged" or "stacked" - that's a bunch of sour grapes for the presumptive LOSER in this election. The polls are now all in agreement including Fox News and if the polls include the 3rd and 4th party tickets... the results are the same. That's why this is a must read if you don't believe it...

The Polls Aren

[stburr91]

So we are supposed to believe that Hillary's unfavorably, and trustworthiness ratings dropped after the DNC, and millions of Bernie supporters, and Independents turn away from Hillary, that somehow she then surges in the polls?

Sorry, but that defies logic.

The polls are being skewed by polling more democrats.

[Mack Knife]

But those are just polls.

Are the polls always right? Haven't polls been very inaccurate in the primaries? Aren't these polls done by the same sources?

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by stburr91

So we are supposed to believe that Hillary's unfavorably, and trustworthiness ratings dropped after the DNC, and millions of Bernie supporters, and Independents turn away from Hillary, that somehow she then surges in the polls?

Sorry, but that defies logic.

The polls are being skewed by polling more democrats.

Didn't read the article, did you?

BTW, Trump's unfavorability ratings have been consistently WORSE than Clinton's.

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by Mack Knife

But those are just polls.

Are the polls always right?

No.

Originally Posted by Mack Knife

Haven't polls been very inaccurate in the primaries?

Not this time, they were mostly accurate.

Originally Posted by Mack Knife

Aren't these polls done by the same sources?

No.

[Ace Rothstein]

Originally Posted by ~HecateWhisperCat~

Maine makes sense because the ME2 has that one electoral vote he could win.

Yes but he was in the ME1 district.

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by Ace Rothstein

Yes but he was in the ME1 district.

That might be the district. One of them seems to be favorable to him anyway.

[Ace Rothstein]

Originally Posted by stburr91

So we are supposed to believe that Hillary's unfavorably, and trustworthiness ratings dropped after the DNC, and millions of Bernie supporters, and Independents turn away from Hillary, that somehow she then surges in the polls?

That because none of that happened, you just made all of it up.

Originally Posted by stburr91

The polls are being skewed by polling more democrats.

There are more Democrats than Republicans.

[BeeHoyal]

I saw where the green party was at 2% the other day in a major new poll. Good thing those bernie-bots flocked to support Jill Stein!**

** (Sarcasm alert)