The Official Trump 1.0 Approval Ratings Thread

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Marquette had a Wisconsin poll in the field over the weekend, will be released on Wednesday.

Unfortunately, Marquette badly blew the 2016 election, and didn't see the thrashing that President Trump and Senator Johnson would deal to the Big Losers.

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Marquette had a Wisconsin poll in the field over the weekend, will be released on Wednesday.

Unfortunately, Marquette badly blew the 2016 election, and didn't see the thrashing that President Trump and Senator Johnson would deal to the Big Losers.

Donald Trump and other Republicans may have had a late-season surge that was not captured in polls. We shall see whether this surge has persisted in Wisconsin. A recent poll of Iowa showed Donald Trump underwater in neighboring Iowa, which has traditionally been very similar to Wisconsin in demographics and voting patterns. A hint: Senator Joni Ernst is unpopular in Iowa and will likely be fighting for her political life in 2020.

I am saying nothing about the results of  this poll until I see it.

Well, yes. Iowa has traditionally been close to Wisconsin.

When stud pollster Selzer released a poll showing Trump up 7 points, that was a warning sign in Wisconsin! Unfortunately, some pollsters kept release garbage poll after garbage poll in the state of Wisconsin, to the point where they duped Stupid Hillary into not even competing in the state.

The same stud pollster shows Ernst with massively great approval ratings similar to Charles Grassley (simple farmer from Iowa). Grassley just won re-election by over 20 points.

The same stud pollster showed Ernst winning Iowa in a landslide in 2014. White liberals didn't like that, but she did.

Meanwhile, in Marquette polls, this turd Feingold was up double digits in many of their polls. No way!

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People's Pundit Daily polls:

Ohio "Buckeye State Battleground Poll": 53% approve, 43% disapprove

Florida "Sunshine State Battleground Poll": 52% approve, 45% disapprove

Methodology?

A new pollster who comes up with outlier results and shows editorial bias is suspect.  Both Florida and Ohio are shown with Republican pluralities in partisan ID, something completely new.

No way is either state 10% more Republican than the Gallup polls for nationwide results.  

Since the election, the President’s support among whites has held roughly even in the nation’s largest battleground state, while his support among non-whites, particularly Hispanics, has risen slightly on almost ever measure.


Great polls!


By the way, voter registration for Democrats plummeted from 40% to 38% in Florida over the 4 years prior to the 2016 election while Republicans held steady at 36%. Quite easy to see more Republicans in the actual voter pool.

Many of the Democrats might identify as Republicans as they cross sides to vote for Trump!