The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll shows Harris leading by 7 percentage points in Nevada, 5 points in Pennsylvania, 3 points in Arizona, Michigan

[Toddsterpatriot]

Well, Bloomberg News/Morning Consult reports Kamala a bit ahead of Trump, still mostly in the margin of error. I think she may win but does anyone think it is a slam dunk.

"The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll shows Harris leading by 7 percentage points in Nevada, 5 points in Pennsylvania, 3 points in Arizona, Michigan and Wisconsin, and 2 points in North Carolina. The two are tied in Georgia.

Across the seven states, Harris is ahead by 3 percentage points among likely voters, a lead that is 2 points higher than last month.

In a sign of her recent momentum, some 47% of likely voters think she will win the election, regardless of whether they back her, compared with the roughly 40% who said Trump would win."

MSN

You're right.
No need for leftists to waste their time voting.
She has it in the bag.

 

[boevans]

No need for Trumpers to vote since he is losing.

 

[wamose]

The longer this campaign goes on, the more Harris is exposed, and the worse things will be for her. MAGA

 

[luiza]

Well, Bloomberg News/Morning Consult reports

What do you expect a left bias media group to report ?

That King Donny was leading ?
Get real

Expect they used old lists packed with Dumbocrat past voter details

 

[lafayette]

Trump is losing, so his voters might as well stay home.

 

[Nostra]

Trump is losing, so his voters might as well stay home.

Top Battlegrounds – RCP Average

Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Nevada

RCP Average	Date	Trump (R)	Harris (D)	Spread
Top Battlegrounds	10/21	48.4	47.4	Trump+1.0
Arizona	October 21st	49.0	47.4	Trump+1.6
Nevada	October 21st	47.7	46.9	Trump+0.8
Wisconsin	October 21st	48.0	47.8	Trump+0.2
Michigan	October 21st	48.8	47.6	Trump+1.2
Pennsylvania	October 21st	47.9	47.1	Trump+0.8
North Carolina	October 21st	48.4	47.9	Trump+0.5
Georgia	October 21st	48.8	47.0	Trump+1.8

 

[Nostra]

Trump is losing, so his voters might as well stay home.

Electoral College	Trump	Harris	Toss Ups
RCP Electoral Map	219	215	104
No Toss Up States	312	226

 

[lafayette]

dems will have the last laugh

 

[lafayette]

Why not post all the polls and just not RCP?

How effective was 538 and RCP in 2016? Or in 2020?

 

[Nostra]

Why not post all the polls and just not RCP?

How effective was 538 and RCP in 2016? Or in 2020?

Funny shit.

You cherry picked one poll for your OP. RCP is a average of 13 polls, including the one in your OP, stupid.

 

[lafayette]

It's an aggregate, Simple Nostra (just found out your first name), and does not expose the swing.

 

[Meathead]

Well, Bloomberg News/Morning Consult reports Kamala a bit ahead of Trump, still mostly in the margin of error. I think she may win but does anyone think it is a slam dunk.

"The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll shows Harris leading by 7 percentage points in Nevada, 5 points in Pennsylvania, 3 points in Arizona, Michigan and Wisconsin, and 2 points in North Carolina. The two are tied in Georgia.

Across the seven states, Harris is ahead by 3 percentage points among likely voters, a lead that is 2 points higher than last month.

In a sign of her recent momentum, some 47% of likely voters think she will win the election, regardless of whether they back her, compared with the roughly 40% who said Trump would win."

MSN

Didn't age well.

 

[lafayette]

It's seems very close.

And how good were the polls in 2016 and 2020?

 

[Nostra]

It's seems very close.

And how good were the polls in 2016 and 2020?

The clown who started a thread about a poll now says polls are no good.

 

[para bellum]

Why not post all the polls and just not RCP?

You posted one poll.

RCP is the average of 7 or 8 individual polls.

How effective was 538 and RCP in 2016? Or in 2020?

In both electionsm both polls overstated the democrat position.

 

[HikerGuy83]

In a sign of her recent momentum, some 47% of likely voters think she will win the election, regardless of whether they back her, compared with the roughly 40% who said Trump would win."

How the tide has turned.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

It's seems very close.

And how good were the polls in 2016 and 2020?

Both of those underestimated Trump's final vote totals.

DURR

 

[lafayette]

The clown who started a thread about a poll now says polls are no good.

I was making fun of you saying your polls were better when they are not.

 

[lafayette]

You posted one poll.

RCP is the average of 7 or 8 individual polls.

In both electionsm both polls overstated the democrat position.

And are overstating the GOP this time. Watch.

 

[Nostra]

I was making fun of you saying your polls were better when they are not.

So an avg of several polls isn't better than an outlier?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!