The "undecided's" go hard for Biden is my bet. Will it be enough is the question.
It's a toss up from my perspective.
Trump leads Biden 47%-41% with 8% undecided in new Harvard CAPS-Harris post debate poll
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It's a toss up from my perspective.
the Hamas/Israel war will be part of the protest vote
We've found @Chishawk1425 's alias!
Chis wants Joe to run again so that's a pretty weird comparison.
And you want him to win for four more years of 🪴
...and you want Joe to remain in the race to give your turd a chance at winning.
It is what it is.
No, I want him in the race because he was put in the race by our Constitutional process.
we know Chis goes hard for Biden like he's showering with his own daughter.
He's still crying and mumbling about "cheap fakes" to himself
Chis wouldn't spend that much time on his own kids to shower with them....
Polls are not meaningless four months before an election where both candidates are already well-known.
The only polls that matter are the swing states, which have expanded to include NV.
The common wisdom is the incumbent needs to poll near 50% +/- 2% and undecided voters tend to vote for the challenger. In this case, Trump isn't an incumbent in this cycle, but he's a known entity.
In this poll, 12% are undecided. It's possible that half of those vote 3rd party, leaving 6% to split between Trump and Biden.
Looks like the swing states are now VA, PA, MI, WI, MN, NE and maybe GA, NC, AZ. I think the key is PA. How many people in PA will be proud to vote for Biden this time around?
The common wisdom is the incumbent needs to poll near 50% +/- 2% and undecided voters tend to vote for the challenger. In this case, Trump isn't an incumbent in this cycle, but he's a known entity.
In this poll, 12% are undecided. It's possible that half of those vote 3rd party, leaving 6% to split between Trump and Biden.
Looks like the swing states are now VA, PA, MI, WI, MN, NE and maybe GA, NC, AZ. I think the key is PA. How many people in PA will be proud to vote for Biden this time around?
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