Rasmussen Reports: President Trump Edges Ahead of Kamala Harris, Unsure of Debate Impact

According to a new Rasmussen Reports survey, President Donald Trump has a two-point lead over Kamala Harris, at 49% to her 47%.

This comes after President Trump defeating Kamala in their debate on Tuesday.

But there was more than one poll taken.

Four out of five nights of polling happened before the debate, so the real impact of that showdown hasn’t hit yet.

Last week, they claimed Trump was only up by a single point. Doesn’t ring true in real life?

Notice how the candidates are always a few points away? What a coincidence.

It seems like more gaslighting, the continual push that this nation is divided 50/50, which isn’t the case.

🚨BREAKING:

Trump bounces to a 6 point lead against Harris!!!

Her campaign is in meltdown mode 😂 pic.twitter.com/GPrY9Yir90

— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) September 13, 2024

Not sure if I buy how close Harris is to President Trump.

Newsmax reports:

A Rasmussen Reports survey released Thursday showed former President Donald Trump with a two-point lead of 49% to 47% over Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for the White House after their contentious debate Tuesday.

However, the pollsters pointed out that as four of the five nights of surveying in the poll of 2,390 likely voters, conducted on Sept. 5 and Sept. 8-11, the numbers do not reflect the potential impact of the debate.

Last week, Trump was ahead by one point at 47% to 46%.

The current poll carries a three-point margin of error, with a 95% level of confidence.

It also showed that just 1% of the voters would pick another candidate and 2% remained undecided.

Trump’s lead in the poll came because of his advantage among independent voters. The poll showed that he got 51% of independents to 39% for Harris.

Harris snagged 82% of Democrats polled, with Trump taking 82% of the Republicans.

Trump also showed a significant lead among men at 54% to 42%, while Harris was shown to lead women at 51% to 46%.

The poll further showed, by ethnicity:

• White voters: 49% for Trump, 47% for Harris.
• Black voters: 33% for Trump; 64% for Harris.
• Hispanic voters: 58% for Trump; 38% for Harris.
• Other minorities: 64%, Trump; 30% for Harris.

Here’s a poll taken on X from about 3 weeks ago.

I have a feeling this is more accurate than Rasmussen:

So it’s our job to flood the polls come November!