From: user6340@newsgrouper.org.invalid
Steven Douglas posted:
>
> New polling shows Trump's job approval is on the rise.
> But before anyone criticizes the polling companies I'm
> about to cite, keep in mind that both Insider Advantage
> and Rasmussen have a good track record of accuracy in
> their polling leading up to elections. And the third
> polling company I cite has a record of leaning to the
> left with their polling results.
>
> So here we go, starting with Insider Advantage:
>
> Headline: "Trump Approval Exceeds Election Victory Margin
> in New Insider Advantage National Survey: Approve 50%,
> Disapprove 46%"
>
> [excerpt] After a period of weakness in his approval
> ratings, President Trump has come back to the 50%
> level, near to or exceeding his margin of victory
> against Kamala Harris in 2024.
>
> Other pollsters who also have correctly polled Trump
> in past election cycles are showing the same upward
> trend. Rasmussen Reports' approval shows Trump's
> approval on the rise as well. [end excerpt]
>
> And right on cue, here's Rasmussen Reports' current
> polling on Trump's job approval:
>
> [quoting] Trump Overnight Presidential Job Approval -
> is in.
>
> Single overnight approval for last night: 49.16%
>
> And he is up again today in the 5-day rolling avg
> which stands 4 points higher than one week ago ... [end quoting]
>
> https://x.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/2023747564340998398
>
> And finally, the left-leaning Morning Consult's
> current polling shows Republicans in Congress are
> leading the Democrats in some of most important
> issues that voters care about:
>
> [quoting] Morning Consult - Trust more to handle
>
> National Security: R+10
> Immigration: R+8
> National Debt: R+5
> Trade: R+5
> Taxes: R+5
> Foreign policy: R+4
> Economy: R+1
> Energy: Tie
> Medicare/SSA: D+12
> Healthcare: D+13
> Abortion: D+15
> LGBTQ+ rights: D+27
>
> [end quoting]
>
> https://x.com/IAPolls2022/status/2023894543523836351
>
> Remember, this is a left-leaning pollster, and they
> show Republicans in Congress doing quite well with
> voters on most of the important issues. Obviously
> Republicans need to do better on Medicare, Social
> Security, and Healthcare. But they have time before
> the midterms are upon us.
I need to give credit to the YouTube podcaster who
inspired my post -- here is that video:
Video title: "Polling Nightmare as More Democrats
Switch to GOP!!!"
https://youtu.be/HObGtJfM6Bk
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