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BAD news for Dems & Fake News: Where it counts Donald Trump is stronger than 2016.
In NBC/WSJ Data, President Trump Has Solid Standing in Key Trump Counties
Written by Dave Wilson Starting in 2017, the NBC/WSJ poll has tracked two types of key Trump Counties in competitive states: Trump Surge and Trump Flip. The Trump Surge counties are those where Trump outperformed Mitt Romney’s 2012 net vote percentage by 20% or more. And, the Trump Flip counties are the counties that flipped from voting for Barack Obama is 2012 to Donald Trump in 2016. By using merged data from all registered voter interviews from the NBC/WSJ poll (N=9,180 total interviews in 2018), it allows us to look at these key counties. After controlling for demographic differences between years, Trump has maintained and solidified his position in both of these county types. In the Surge Counties – where Trump ran up large margins in the 2016 election – the President’s approval has passed the 60% mark, with an approval rating of 62% approve-31% approve. This is an improvement over his 58%-33% rating in the 2017 data. And in the Flip Counties, Trump’s approval stands at 47% approve-51% disapprove, modestly up from 45%-50% in 2017 NBC/WSJ data. At the same time, registered voters’ feelings towards the President remain unchanged at 39% positive in 2018 compared to 40% positive in 2017. (Trump was elected with a 31% positive-57% negative image in these counties that he flipped in 2016 – this is a marked improvement over his standing then.) At the same time, the Republican Party’s image in these Flip Counties has improved from 32% positive-47% negative in 2017 to 34% positive-40% negative in 2018. This paired with the Democratic Party being slightly less positive in these key Flip Counties at 33% positive-42% negative, helps show that these counties will remain competitive and could still lean GOP lean in 2020. With President Trump improving over 2017 in the Surge Counties where he needs to run up his vote margins, he does not need to win every single Flip County in 2020. And, given that his approval in these Flip Counties is stronger than his national job approval (44% approve-53% disapprove in the merged NBC/WSJ 2018 data), it is important to remember that the 2020 election will be decided in these counties and not the parts of the country steadfastly against President Trump. https://pos.org/in-nbc-wsj-data-pres...rump-counties/ |
Fake news from an alt-right hate fake nic troll
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Also Nanny Pelosi's approval rating dropped 7 points during the shutdown, while Trump's stayed the same. His actually went up among Latino voters :thumbsup
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the democrats are trying to remove the electoral college.. Because they cant win with it being there..
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Trump cultists need all the red meat they can get these days, their hate movement is on life support....
More than half of Utah voters say they won’t vote to re-elect President Trump in 2020 Doesn't get any redder than Utah. |
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While the data you site is from a real poll, please remember that voter engagement is what wins elections. Don't you think that if Trump was genuinely more popular, that 40 seats in the House wouldn't have flipped?
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Agreed. It is amazing how someone will pull ANYTHING off the internet to support their political belief. I'm talking about little known or very insignificant sites. |
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We'll see in 2020. The only people I know irl who still support trump are old Jessie Ventura weirdos. Everybody else flipped and will vote for anything but trump.
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Since apparently polls now matter to Republicans, here is one done by Greenberg that shows Trump has lost the support of everyone but white working class men. For this poll they asked people if the election were held today would they vote for Trump, a generic Democrat or a third party. Their results found 51% would vote Democrat, 41% would vote Trump and 8% would get "other." The graph shows the breakdown.
https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp20...berg_Jan30.jpg |
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They want to murder babies!
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I don't see how even Trump can prevail against this
Michael Bloomberg’s Secret Plans to Take Down Trump |
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Good luck with that lol |
onehunglow aka Matt26z is still nutter crazy. He's obviously come unhinged "again" with his frantic posting.
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Does he reads himself back ???? |
Remember when Hillary was leading the polls in everything, and then she lost the election?
That was funny. |
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for the dreamers here the reality rasmussen do the polling in the morning with phonecalls on landlines. so they reach older conservative people and have shown the best numbers for trump in the 2 years. here are rasummen results as you see there not even the tax cut had a longterm effect. so no - he will not survive the next elections even when the nobrainers here will not even believe that after he lost. i am already looking forward to read the conspiracy theories of all theose asspimps and oneiqlows. it will be amusing. |
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Don't worry the Dems have their best minds working on it
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Lots of tRump cock loving here. Sad.
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It isn't scientific but it is reasonable to assume that Trump would lose by 13%. Further, a poll where he and most democrat front runners go head to head he is at 40-53%. None of this is written in stone, but he is not "winning" right now. |
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Pelosi’s approval rating went down more than Trump’s during shutdown, but guess who buried that news? A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll revealed that Pelosi’s approval rating dropped 6 points while the president experienced ratings that had changed little since November. New Poll: President Trump's Approval Rating Among Latinos Skyrockets...During Wall Debate? President Trump's approval rating has skyrocketed among Latinos during the government shutdown over the border wall. According to a new NPR/PBS News Hour/Marist Poll, his approval among the demographic has improved by 20 points since December. ...a Rasmussen Poll also showed that 40 percent of Americans actually blamed congressional Democrats for the shutdown. |
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