As We Predicted, the Polls Are Shifting To Catch up With What Most of Us Already Knew | Eastern NC Now

It is happening even sooner than we expected, but we predict it will grow between now and November 3.

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    Last week we posted an article entitled: The polls are about to flip and predict a Trump victory. We got some feedback suggesting we had lost our minds. Nope. It is happening even sooner than we expected, but we predict it will grow between now and November 3.

    Witness this story from The Federalist:

  • A few days before the first presidential debate, Fox News (where I am a contributor) released polling showing that the situation for President Donald Trump's re-election campaign was so dire that he was down five points in Ohio. Ohio!
  • Trump won Ohio by eight points in 2016, but now he was down five with just over a month remaining in the race.
  • Liberal activists were thrilled:
  • The result was major news, and journalists made sure to highlight the result. Folks at the Washington Post, MSNBC, New York Times, CNN, Politico, ABC, NBC, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer made a big deal about it.

    ...

    Read the full article HERE on The Federalists.
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