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politics1 year ago

2024 Election Day: Polls, Predictions, and Live Updates

On Election Day 2024, Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over Donald Trump in national polls, with ABC News projecting a 48.0% to 46.8% advantage for Harris. Betting odds also favor Harris, though they have fluctuated recently. Historian Allan Lichtman, known for accurately predicting past elections, forecasts a Harris victory. Final election results are not expected on Election Night due to the time required for ballot counting, with some states like Michigan potentially completing counts by Wednesday.

via Lansing State Journal|
#2024-us-presidential-election#allan-lichtman#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

2024 Election Day: Polls, Predictions, and Final Forecasts

On Election Day 2024, Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over Donald Trump in national polls, with Harris at 48.0% and Trump at 46.8% according to ABC News project 538. However, Trump is leading significantly in Indiana by over 16%. Historian Allan Lichtman predicts a Harris victory, though results are not expected to be finalized on Election Night due to counting delays, especially in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

via IndyStar|
#2024-us-presidential-election#donald-trump#election-polls
politics1 year ago

Harris Maintains Lead Over Trump in Final Pre-Election Polls

A Forbes/HarrisX poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in a statistical tie, with Harris slightly leading 49%-48% among registered voters. The poll, conducted online with a ±1% margin of error, highlights inflation, immigration, and the economy as top voter concerns. Harris leads Trump 56%-40% among those who have already voted. The outcome may hinge on voter turnout, particularly for Trump, who has historically outperformed polls by mobilizing low propensity voters.

via USA TODAY|
#donald-trump#election-polls#inflation
politics1 year ago

"Challenges Ahead: The Impact of Protest Votes on Biden and Trump"

In the recent presidential primaries in Wisconsin, New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, President Biden and former President Trump both won, but there was a notable turnout of uncommitted Democratic voters and Nikki Haley supporters. A new poll shows Biden with a small lead over Trump nationally, but the race is tight in key battleground states. Additionally, there is concern about political violence, with a significant percentage of Americans considering resorting to violence to "get the country back on track." Uncommitted voters are upset with Biden and are using their votes as a protest, while Nikki Haley supporters are being actively courted by both Biden's team and anti-Trump Republicans.

via PBS NewsHour|
#biden#election-polls#politics
politics1 year ago

"Shifting Tides: Netanyahu's Resurgence and Gantz's Decline in Israeli Politics"

Recent polls in Israeli media indicate that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party is slowly regaining support, while Benny Gantz's National Union is losing momentum. One survey suggests that Netanyahu's coalition would secure 59 mandates, just two seats shy of its current number of 61. Netanyahu is also shown as the preferred candidate for prime minister in matchups with Gantz and Yair Lapid. However, other polls present different results, with fluctuations in support for both parties and minor changes in the perception of suitability for prime minister.

via The Jerusalem Post|
#benjamin-netanyahu#benny-gantz#election-polls
politics2 years ago

"Indonesia's Prabowo Maintains Strong Lead Amid Fears of Democracy's Decline"

Indonesia's presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto has widened his lead in the latest polls, with 48.6% of voters supporting him and his vice presidential candidate. Despite criticism in a televised debate, Prabowo's support increased, while his opponents' backing decreased. Pollsters indicate the possibility of a runoff election as no candidate has secured the necessary votes to win in the first round.

via Reuters|
#democracy#election-polls#indonesia