Here’s a devastating one. Especially regarding cost of living. Also note where the highly important independents are at.








Lol you literally cherry picked the worst Trump poll out there. The RCP avg is job approval 40.8, 56.7 disapprove, and you cherry pick one at 33, -67, that’s lower than any of the 12 polls in the RCP.

Most polls being shown have him in the low 30’s. Nate Silver is good but not infallible.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2026 4:57 pmLol you literally cherry picked the worst Trump poll out there. The RCP avg is job approval 40.8, 56.7 disapprove, and you cherry pick one at 33, -67, that’s lower than any of the 12 polls in the RCP.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/polls/ ... val-rating
So I stopped reading right there.
And I can play that game, too, by cherrypicking the highest poll, beginning of this week. Morning Consult at 45/53.
https://pro.morningconsult.com/trackers ... ns-polling


WRONG. ‘MOST’ polls show him being in the upper 30s/low 40s. Hence the 40.8 of 12 polls RCP. That is MOST polls, as there aren’t that many polls out there, and RCP compiles MOST of them.kalm wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2026 5:14 pmMost polls being shown have him in the low 30’s. Nate Silver is good but not infallible.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2026 4:57 pm
Lol you literally cherry picked the worst Trump poll out there. The RCP avg is job approval 40.8, 56.7 disapprove, and you cherry pick one at 33, -67, that’s lower than any of the 12 polls in the RCP.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/polls/ ... val-rating
So I stopped reading right there.
And I can play that game, too, by cherrypicking the highest poll, beginning of this week. Morning Consult at 45/53.
https://pro.morningconsult.com/trackers ... ns-polling

You're going to hang you hat on 40.8 and sinking (now 40.5)?

Low 40s/upper 50s is a huge diff from low 30s/upper 60s..


So you are claiming most polls are biased to the Right.

Definitely!

Not necessarily but RCP and Nate Silver are notoriously biased. Sorry, they just are. Rasmussen is a next level of bias.

I know it’s a difficult concept for you to grasp, but Rasmussen is just one of double digit polls RCP uses.

You’re surrendering to me? I accept!

I know it’s a difficult concept for you to grasp, but Rasmussen is just one of double digit polls RCP uses. There is changing of selection of polls used, changing of metrics. RCP simply compiles MOST polls out there, averages them, and spits out the results. There is no adjusting results.

I’d hope there is no adjusting of RESULTS. It’s, as you noted, changing of polls used and metrics. EG: When you use Rasmussen and Trafalgar you’re skewing results right. Plus they supposedly have a proprietary formula for weighting.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2026 8:07 amI know it’s a difficult concept for you to grasp, but Rasmussen is just one of double digit polls RCP uses. There is changing of selection of polls used, changing of metrics. RCP simply compiles MOST polls out there, averages them, and spits out the results. There is no adjusting results.
Proof that RCP has been biased to the Left the last 3 elections:
-RCP 2016 had Clinton +3.2. Final tally was Clinton +2.1.
-RCP 2020 had Biden +7.2%. Final tally was Biden +4.5%
-RCP 2024 Had Harris +.1%. Final tally was Trump +1.5%
https://www.realclearpolling.com/electi ... ident/2024
So the 3 elections RCP undercounted Trump by 1.1, 2.7, and 1.6, an avg of 1.8.
Right now RCP has Trump job approval at 40.4-57.6. If you adjusted for RCP’s LEFT bias it’s more like 42-55, no the 33-67 that your cherry picked poll cited.
Again, your surrender is accepted.

During the 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump's approval ratings on the economy and inflation were among his key weapons. But just 15 months into his second term, the approval rating has plummeted so deeply and abruptly that CNN's Harry Enten (1) thought it was a typo.
According to Enten, the "switcheroo" is staggering. Back in late 2024, Trump had a 9-point lead over his rival Vice President Kamala Harris on inflation with independent voters. In 2026, his approval rating with this cohort dropped to negative 70 percentage points – a total 79-point swing.



BDKJMU Tits on a bull

On Tuesday, April 28, the Hinojosa campaign noted three new polls have the challenger within five points of Gov. Greg Abbott, a fixture in Texas elected politics since 1993. He was elected governor on Nov. 4, 2014.
A new independent poll from Texas Public Opinion Research has the governor's race within five points, 48% to 43%, with Gina Hinojosa winning independents, moderates, Black voters, Latino voters, and young voters.
A poll from Somos Votantes, conducted by Global Strategy Group, finds Hinojosa up with Latino voters statewide as frustrations grow over costs.
And a poll commissioned by Pastors for Texas Children, on an electorate weighted 12 points more Republican than Democratic, still has Abbott under 50.
"Every poll tells the same story: Texans are tired of working more and getting less," Hinojosa said. "Latino families, working families, families in every corner of this state are watching their grocery bills, their insurance premiums, and their property taxes go up while Greg Abbott hands billions to his donors.”