Director of the Democracy Institute Patrick Basham suggested that the Biden campaign may have 'reached its high water mark
Express: Donald Trump in US election polls surge as voters trust him to revive COVID-19 hit economy
A BELIEF that Donald Trump can revive the US economy after the coronavirus crisis could see him returned to the White House, a shock new poll has revealed.
The third in a series of monthly Democracy Institute/ Sunday Express polls has given President Trump a surprise lead over his Democrat rival of 48 percent to 46 percent, his clearest lead yet.
Crucially, President Trump has a lead of 48 percent to 43 percent in the swing states Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin which would put him back in the White House with an electoral college tally of 309 to Biden’s 229.
Specifically, in Florida Trump has a 47 to 45 point lead, Minnesota (where the black lives matters protests began) a 46/45 lead, and New Hampshire a 46/43 lead.
The polling suggests Mr Trump is emerging as the race leader because of a belief he is best in handling the economy.
With a third of voters putting the economy as the top election issue and 66 percent thinking that the economy is bouncing back after coronavirus, voters believe that Trump is better for the economy by 57 percent to 43 percent.
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WNU Editor: What I have always liked about the Democracy Institute/Express polls are the sampling populations that they use to make their polls .... i.e. likely voters and a Republican/Democrat sampling number based on past voting patterns. The election is still three montha away, but this poll should be a wake-up call for Democrats to not be cocky that Biden will be a shoo-in when Americans go to vote in November.
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nothing to worry about!
1. we do not believe the polls.
2. we believe and like them when they say what we like
3. remember the last presidential election!
4. but this one is different
5. the Dems trying to steal the election with absentee and mail-in voting
6. 45-50 million voted mail-in and absentee in last presidential voting
if you got 'em, smoke 'em
ReplyDeletePast Tobacco Industry Funding for Democracy Institute
The organization’s website provides no information about its main funders. However, a 2006 Democracy Institute study of graphic health warnings on tobacco packaging, written by John Luik, states that it was “made possible by funding provided by Imperial Tobacco Group PLC”.5
Current Industry Funding?
In May 2012, the Tobacco Control Research Group at the University of Bath asked the Democracy Institute whether it was currently receiving tobacco industry funding, or had received funding in the past. The Group received no reply to its request.6
Pro-Tobacco Activities – Current
The Letter to the Daily Telegraph
In March 2011 Patrick Basham, the Director of the Institute, was one of 11 signatories of a Letter to the Editor in the Daily Telegraph attacking the Government’s position on tobacco control and arguing against further restrictions.
TELL ME WHO FUNDS YOU AND I WILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU WILL ARGUE FOR
When a black male adult drops a 5 year old from the top level of Mall of America, there is an excuse.
ReplyDeleteWhen a LEO kneels on the neck of Floyd George, every elected Republican condemned it in Washington DS. Nonetheless, there is rioting.
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Usually, when you fall 3 stories, you stand a good chance of dying. All we get form liberals is that the perp of any group that interests them "has low IQ. Nothing to see. Move on you fucking racist!"
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ReplyDeleteI think there's a risk for Biden to get assassinated by a leftist. Reason: they don't think he can defeat Trump. The debates have to be cancelled at all cost, if you've heard him talk recently. He barely can talk in some moments. It's also not right. It's borderline elderly abuse and I'm not trying to be funny. He forgets where he is. Under no circumstances is he fit for office. Not even for a year and certainly not 4.
ReplyDelete"1. we do not believe the polls."
ReplyDeleteNo, we look at poll internals to see, if they conducted proper statistical sampling before we consider them good polls.
Do we really think it matters who gets elected? Imho being a pessimist by nature, civil unrest is garanteed if not war. Lose. Lose.
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