It’s often been said that in the age of the internet, there is a lot less meaningful information available, and nowhere is this more evident than in the morass of Election 2024 polls. The closer the nation gets to Election Day, the more pollsters appear to be providing the American electorate with mountains of non-consequential data. Here is some hard evidence to back up this premise.
Beginning on Oct. 21 until yesterday, Oct. 28, 14 national polls were released by the supposed best and brightest polling firms in the United States. One can only imagine what it costs to find out so little. Of the nationwide surveys released in this short time, seven claim that only one point or less separates the presidential candidates:
- New York Times/Siena: TIE
- Emerson: TIE
- TIPP: TIE
- CNN: TIE
- CBS News: Harris +1
- Rasmussen: Harris +1
- USA TODAY/Suffolk: Harris +1
Four ties. Really? Could it be that some folks fear putting their stamp on something meaningful? Have pollsters come down with a severe case of the gun-shy flu? Meanwhile, the other seven results are not precisely earth-shattering but at least provide the reader with some information:
- CNBC: Trump +2
- Forbes: Trump +2
- WSJ: Trump +3
- Economist/YouGov national multi-candidate: Harris +3
- Reuters/Ipsos: Harris +3
- Morning Consult: Harris +4
- ABC News/Ipsos: Harris +4 […]
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