Kamala Harris Now Leads in All Major Polling Averages

[NakedHunterBiden]

Kamala Harris now leads in all major polling averages

The vice president is leading Donald Trump in six national poll aggregators. However, the race is still close.

www.newsweek.com

Vice President Kamala Harris now leads Donald Trump across all national poll aggregators.

Since launching her campaign in recent weeks, Harris has seen largely positive poll results. Overall, the polls indicate she has closed the gap on Trump compared to when President Joe Biden, who dropped out of the race on July 21, was on the ticket.

According to RealClearPolitics, Harris is leading her Republican opponent by a marginal 0.2 points—47 percent to his 46.8 percent. It is the first time a Democrat has led in the race, according to the aggregator.

The vice president is also leading Trump by a 0.2 percent margin in VoteHub's poll aggregator, which shows her with 46.4 percent of the vote to his 46.2 percent.

Meanwhile, The Economist's poll aggregator shows Harris with 47 percent to the former president's 46 percent, while Race to the White House shows the vice president with 47.6 percent to Trump's 46.3 percent.

Aggregator FiveThirtyEight and pollster Nate Silver show that Harris' lead is larger.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

Retrieved from 538 just now:

 

[NakedHunterBiden]

Donald Trump Fails To Top Kamala Harris In Republican-Funded Poll​

Donald Trump fails to top Kamala Harris in Republican-funded poll

The former president is tied with the VP in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, says a Republican-sponsored poll.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Jarod]

I am starting to believe.

 

[moon]

A pretty good breakdown of Walz;

How could Tim Walz’s political record help and hurt Harris?

The Minnesota governor and his allies have used their power to push a slate of progressive policies, but other aspects of his record could present a liability

www.theguardian.com

Post-Walz polls will be interesting.

 

[moon]

I take this opportunity to apologize to my Democrat friends for my months of attacks on Joe Biden- but it's my belief that he was unfit and unable to beat Trump. The Dems almost left it too late..........but ' almost ' won't help the Mango Moron.

 

[Jarod]

A pretty good breakdown of Walz;

How could Tim Walz’s political record help and hurt Harris?

The Minnesota governor and his allies have used their power to push a slate of progressive policies, but other aspects of his record could present a liability

www.theguardian.com

Post-Walz polls will be interesting.

I don't see it making any difference.

 

[Jarod]

I take this opportunity to apologize to my Democrat friends for my months of attacks on Joe Biden- but it's my belief that he was unfit and unable to beat Trump. The Dems almost left it too late..........but ' almost ' won't help the Mango Moron.

They did it flawlessly.

 

[moon]

I don't see it making any difference.

Lots of people know nothing about him. Positive crits are good.

 

[Jarod]

Lots of people know nothing about him. Positive crits are good.

I think that is a good thing, unless there is something big, his pick is a blip.

 

[moon]

They did it flawlessly.

OK- a million perspectives can reach the same conclusion.

 

[gfm7175]

Kamala Harris now leads in all major polling averages

The vice president is leading Donald Trump in six national poll aggregators. However, the race is still close.

www.newsweek.com

Vice President Kamala Harris now leads Donald Trump across all national poll aggregators.

Since launching her campaign in recent weeks, Harris has seen largely positive poll results. Overall, the polls indicate she has closed the gap on Trump compared to when President Joe Biden, who dropped out of the race on July 21, was on the ticket.

According to RealClearPolitics, Harris is leading her Republican opponent by a marginal 0.2 points—47 percent to his 46.8 percent. It is the first time a Democrat has led in the race, according to the aggregator.

The vice president is also leading Trump by a 0.2 percent margin in VoteHub's poll aggregator, which shows her with 46.4 percent of the vote to his 46.2 percent.

Meanwhile, The Economist's poll aggregator shows Harris with 47 percent to the former president's 46 percent, while Race to the White House shows the vice president with 47.6 percent to Trump's 46.3 percent.

Aggregator FiveThirtyEight and pollster Nate Silver show that Harris' lead is larger.

Fake news.

This releasing of Demonkkkrat-favoring made up numbers happens every (s)election cycle during this time of year. It is yet another instance of narrative manufacturing (fake support for Kamala).

Nothing new under the sun.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

A pretty good breakdown of Walz;

How could Tim Walz’s political record help and hurt Harris?

The Minnesota governor and his allies have used their power to push a slate of progressive policies, but other aspects of his record could present a liability

www.theguardian.com

Post-Walz polls will be interesting.

WSJ seems to find him both palatable and non-extremist. And not weird, either.

 

[moon]

WSJ seems to find him both palatable and non-extremist. And not weird, either.

He looks like a decent, old-school American . ' Fightin' Kamala's ' wise dad.

 

[Hawkeye10]

Public polls are fiction.

 

[Yakuda]

Kamala Harris now leads in all major polling averages

The vice president is leading Donald Trump in six national poll aggregators. However, the race is still close.

www.newsweek.com

Vice President Kamala Harris now leads Donald Trump across all national poll aggregators.

Since launching her campaign in recent weeks, Harris has seen largely positive poll results. Overall, the polls indicate she has closed the gap on Trump compared to when President Joe Biden, who dropped out of the race on July 21, was on the ticket.

According to RealClearPolitics, Harris is leading her Republican opponent by a marginal 0.2 points—47 percent to his 46.8 percent. It is the first time a Democrat has led in the race, according to the aggregator.

The vice president is also leading Trump by a 0.2 percent margin in VoteHub's poll aggregator, which shows her with 46.4 percent of the vote to his 46.2 percent.

Meanwhile, The Economist's poll aggregator shows Harris with 47 percent to the former president's 46 percent, while Race to the White House shows the vice president with 47.6 percent to Trump's 46.3 percent.

Aggregator FiveThirtyEight and pollster Nate Silver show that Harris' lead is larger.

So did the talking pig in a pant suit. It didn't go so well for the sow.

 

[moon]

So did the talking pig in a pant suit. It didn't go so well for the sow.

Just look at yourself, you immature dumbass.

Haw, haw.................haw.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

He looks like a decent, old-school American . ' Fightin' Kamala's ' wise dad.

I've had to read up on him. IMO he's an outstanding pick and will be a great VP.

 

[Yakuda]

Just look at yourself, you immature dumbass.

Haw, haw.................haw.

This from the Hamas Stormy Daniels. You shouldn't talk with your mouth full.

 

[moon]

This from the Hamas Stormy Daniels. You shouldn't talk with your mouth full.

You don't even know what Hamas is fighting for, you poor illiterate.


Haw, haw.................................haw.