The idea floated to explain bad polls in 2016 was that Trump voters were ashamed to admit they were voting for Trump, but that logic doesn’t work to explain this if they’re willing to say they approve of him in other polls. I don’t know what that discrepancy would indicate.
Fox News poll: Joe Biden increases his lead over Donald Trump by four points, now up 12 at 50-38. 44% of voters approve of Trump, yet he's only getting 38% of the vote - a massive red flag going into November that a lot of polls are showing.pic.twitter.com/7fKMTiBwNB
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Not buying it.
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What’s the deal with the other 6%? They approve him but won’t vote for him? That seems odd.
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Likely undecided or not voting for either.
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It must be the excuse I keep hearing that people are afraid to tell pollsters that they are going to vote for Trump. I think Fox News calling throws that out the window .
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I'm choosing to interpret that as 6% thinking "I don't want to admit I was wrong to vote for him in 2016 but I think we need to change this up or we're going to die."
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Can you explain why you see it as a red flag? This aspect of polling seems to mostly confound me
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Ikr he should say blue flag...
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