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25. I agree with you. They both connect with people.

Sun Oct 11, 2020, 09:31 PM

Oct 2020

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538 National Poll: 2016 vs today [View all] catbyte Oct 2020 OP

Undecideds Ananda62 Oct 2020 #1

Republicans undecided on abandoning Trump ThoughtCriminal Oct 2020 #29

And they're essentially the same candidate policy-wise. Yavin4 Oct 2020 #3

our candidate's unfavorables in 2016 were lots worse redstateblues Oct 2020 #6

But not on policy. Yavin4 Oct 2020 #8

I agree with you. They both connect with people. Buckeyeblue Oct 2020 #25

I don't know about that. PTWB Oct 2020 #26

+1. Misogyny and small-town bias of the EC. radius777 Oct 2020 #27

Sadly, yes DeminPennswoods Oct 2020 #10

It breaks my heart but it's absolutely true peggysue2 Oct 2020 #16

I disagree Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #13

2018 was the major shift. TwilightZone Oct 2020 #14

We will see Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #15

+1000 smirkymonkey Oct 2020 #19

Trump has the Fox News/talk radio crowd-- brainwashed andym Oct 2020 #17

This is not 2016 SoonerPride Oct 2020 #18

I don't get how Trump's numbers are the same. Marius25 Oct 2020 #20

Trump got 46% of the vote in 2016. honest.abe Oct 2020 #23

Maybe a bit lower but probably a lot. Statistical Oct 2020 #30

The trend is more important than the number... cbdo2007 Oct 2020 #24

It is different but has its own challenges. radius777 Oct 2020 #28