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General Category => Elections 2024 => Topic started by: Fishrrman on May 14, 2023, 04:44:55 pm
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https://rumble.com/v2na7fg-rasmussen-biden-and-rfk-jr.-are-tied-for-2024.html
Rasmussen Poll: Biden and RFK Jr. are tied for 2024......36% - 35%
Emerald Robinson
May 13, 2023
The primary question that Rasmussen asked of likely U.S. voters reads as follows:
“If the candidates for the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination were Joe Biden, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Marianne Williamson, which candidate would you vote for?”
Respondents were split between Kennedy and Biden, with Kennedy receiving 35 percent and Biden, who is already polling at historic lows as of May 2023, receiving just 36 percent. Williamson, meanwhile, captured just six percent of the vote in the poll, which included voters from all political parties.
More at URL above...
Poster's comments:
A couple of weeks ago, RFKjr. was at 14%.
Now, he's essentially tied with ol' white joe.
If ol' white joe were to drop out of the race, what would that do for RFKjr. ??
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Not often surprised by things in the world of politics, but I am with this. Not only the spread, but how quickly it's narrowed.
Rasmussen isn't a spectacular polling firm but they are better than alot of them. If this becomes a consistent pattern I can only imagine the butt clenching at the top of the Rat heap. He's a Kennedy for goodness sake.
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When asked about the poll Biden said 'it means nothing, hell Poland doesn't get to vote in our elections, who cares what the polacks think. C'mon man!'
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According to the blurb, they asked "likely U.S. voters" and not specifically "likely voters in the Democratic primary". So to the extent that's true, the result is irrelevant as a practical matter.
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*bouche*
I hope this is true..lol
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According to the blurb, they asked "likely U.S. voters" and not specifically "likely voters in the Democratic primary". So to the extent that's true, the result is irrelevant as a practical matter.
Agree.