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https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1343305/US-election-poll-donald-trump-coronavirus-covid-joe-biden-exclusive-polling

After reading the Democracy Institute

2) poll that was released for the month of September, I thought about Richard’s shows from this past week. Especially the polling information out of FL. Richard said that the biggest vote share will come from the 45-64 age group.

With that being said, look at PDJT’s approval

3) with that group

Age – Trump’s National Job Approval
•65 years & over = 58%
•45-64 years = 65%
•30-44 years = 44%
•18-29 years = 36%

Thankfully the 18-29 age group will only be about 14% of the electorate at best according to Richard. If Larry’s prediction about

4) the colleges comes true, 14% may actually not happen. In Florida our President is leading with the age group 30-44. Richard said he lost that group to HRC in 2016.

Just like in Florida, the nomination of ACB is having a positive effect on voters:

Supreme Court Nomination

5) Q “Does President Trump’s nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to fill the vacant seat on the Supreme Court make you more or less likely to vote for him?”
•More likely = 12%
•Less likely = 9%
•No difference = 79%

Not only is Coronavirus as an issue losing steam,

6) look at the effect it is having on voters when it comes to the President having it:

Q “Does Donald Trump’s positive COVID-19 test make you more or less likely to vote for him?”
•More likely = 19%
•Less likely = 13%
•No difference = 68%

The Law & Order/riots/violence

7) and the economy come in as issues most important to voters. Coronavirus is tied with education at only 15%:

Policy
Q “Which issue is most important to you?”
•Law & order/riots/violence = 32%
•Economy/jobs = 30%
•

8) •Education = 15%
•Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic = 15%
•Immigration = 8%

Americans are seeing the V-Shape recovery happening over the past 5 months.

Economy
Q “Is the economy rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic-induced shutdown?”
•Yes = 70%
•No = 30%

7) Richard also had our President with a double digit advantage in Florida when it comes to who will be better for the economy:

Q “Which candidate do you trust to do the best job handling the economy?”
•Trump = 60%
•Biden = 40%

Just as Richard saw in Florida, PDJT’s

8) voters are voting for him while a majority of Biden’s voters are voting against the President:

Q. “Is your vote for Trump/Biden a positive vote for your candidate or a negative vote against his opponent?”
•Trump voters: positive vote = 86%; negative vote = 14%

9) •Biden voters: positive vote = 41%; negative vote = 59%

The enthusiasm gap is similar to what Richard saw in Florida:

Enthusiasm Gap?
Q. “Are you strongly or very enthusiastic about your choice of candidate?”
•Trump voters = 83%
•Biden voters = 49%

10) I think Larry’s point about a lot of Blacks sitting out the election maybe deed on. Look at PDJT’s approval rating with Blacks:

Race/ethnicity – Trump’s National Job Approval
•White = 56%
•Black = 40%
•Hispanic = 47%

Yet he is only getting 18% of the Black vote

11) according to the poll.

These percentage are similar to what Richard shared:

Q “Do you approve/disapprove of President Trump’s handling of the protests and riots?”
•Approve = 63%
•Disapprove = 37%

12) Q “Has Joe Biden been sufficiently critical of the violent rioting?”
•Yes = 32%
•No = 68%

Richard was surprised that Biden only had a 7 point advantage when it comes to handling the Coronavirus. The poll below shows that with each passing day, our President is getting

13) stronger when it comes to his handling of the Coronavirus:

Pandemic
Q “Do you approve/disapprove of President Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?”
•Approve = 45%
•Disapprove = 49%

The following data is destructive for Biden! Especially when you look at the

14) response from the 5% that said they are still undecided. There is a really good chance that PDJT will get 3 out of 4 of the undecided voter:

Q “Could your vote change before Election Day?”
•Trump voters: Yes = 2%
•Biden voters: Yes = 7%

15) ‘Shy’ Trump Vote? 
Question to Undecided Voters
Q “Does a relative, friend, or coworker plan to vote for Trump?”
•Yes = 77%
•No = 23%

Q “Will President Trump be reelected?”
•Yes = 61%
•No = 39%

For those trolls, Democracy Institute predicted correctly that

16) BREXIT and our President would win in 2016.