There have been a few major polls in recent days that have shown good news for former President Donald Trump: the NYT/Siena, Emerson, and even the Quinnipiac poll (which leans more to the left). NYT and Emerson looked at the swing states where Trump is ahead. Quinnipiac looked at the national vote and found Trump ahead by one point among likely voters.
In addition, the Gallup poll showed that Trump was more popular than Kamala Harris, and there were polls among the Teamsters unions. Members of the other unions also showed support for Trump.
I think the more people see of Harris and the more she speaks, the more they realize that they don’t want to jump on that bandwagon – that she’s basically a flat pantsuit. She talks about being a “middle-class kid” and “dreams and hopes.” But she doesn’t talk about specifics that make any sense. I think more and more people are starting to realize that about her, if they didn’t already know it. The Stephanie Ruhle interview proved it; even with a softball interviewer, Kamala still couldn’t pull it off.
Also, this is one of the infrequent moments when you can judge what both of them did in office. That comparison is not exactly favorable with Kamala Harris. People remember that they had it better under Trump. They don’t like what happened under Biden-Harris, so it’s pretty complex to portray yourself as an “agent of change” or “new way forward” when she’s now the one who messed everything up. It always begs the question: why didn’t you do it now, while you were in office?
Running away from yourself and your own past is usually not well received.
KAMALA: “We simply have to move on from the failed policies that we have proven do not work.”
So true! pic.twitter.com/wVqlgOkZh9
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) 25 September 2024
.@ScottJenningsKY: “[Kamala’s] has a big problem – it’s Joe Biden and the fact that she is his vice president. In our CNN poll yesterday, 51% of registered voters said Trump had a successful presidency, only 37% said the same about Biden and Harris… she is effective… pic.twitter.com/gDDmMeC0FX
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) 25 September 2024
READ MORE: Kamala conducts trainwreck interview with Stephanie Ruhle, who admits Harris didn’t answer questions
The results of the Quinnipiac poll are in and bring devastating news for Kamala Harris
Gallup poll shows who is more popular – and it is devastating for Kamala Harris
Now there is a new Gallup poll that, if confirmed, could decide the game. Guy Benson of our sister site Townhall, asked whether it might be the “best poll yet.” And given the poll’s history, it’s easy to see why he might ask that question.
Here is what is on the Party ID line.
👀👀 Gallup: For the first time, Republicans led in party identification in the third quarter of a presidential year. pic.twitter.com/Beo4KyoNGB
— Tom Bevan (@TomBevanRCP) 24 September 2024
This is the first time since 1992 that Republicans have led in the third quarter of a presidential election year.
For comparison, we want to examine how closely this tendency towards party identity corresponds to the final election results in presidential election years.
Gallup’s track record is frighteningly correct in the national popular vote when tracking PARTY IDENTITY/LEGACY…and look at what they’re predicting for this election:
🔵 2008: D+8 (Obama+7.2)
🔵 2012: D+4 (Obama+3.9)
🔵 2016: D+3 (Clinton+2.1)
🔵 2020: D+5 (Biden+4.5)
🔴 2024: R+3 (?)Only… pic.twitter.com/9mQnHRBDs8
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) 24 September 2024
If that turns out to be true, it would be pretty amazing – if Trump followed that pattern, he would be ahead in the popular vote by 2.5 percent.
This would most likely mean an overwhelming victory in the Electoral College.
At least this is one of the many good indicators that are gradually moving in Trump’s direction.
