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In reply to the discussion: CNN Post Debate Poll - TFG 49% Biden 43% [View all]LakeArenal
(29,949 posts)57. So it's done. It's done. Move on.
Stop focusing on the past and promote the future.
The next day he gave a great speech as he always done.
If they dont watch politics then they didnt watch that debacle. It was the least viewed debate.
Nearly 48 million people watched the Trump-Biden debate on TV, but that's nothing compared to previous election years
Alice Tecotzky Jun 28, 2024, 3:41 PM ET
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Donald Trump and Joe Biden debating on a television screen
Emily Elconin, Reuters
Last night's presidential debate attracted 47.9 million viewers across networks, according to early Nielsen numbers, making it the most-watched non-sporting event of the year. Still, audience numbers paled in comparison to previous years.
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Interestingly, that has been the split for 5 months. It hasn't budged. Polls in swing states
Silent Type
Jul 2024
#3
Polls mean absolutely nothing right now. Nothing. They have no predictive value of who wins in November.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#21
If only core Democrats were enough to win this election. Don't think it's enough.
Silent Type
Jul 2024
#42
That is what I think I saw steve kornacki talking about, but only caught the tail end of it. This is not good
JohnSJ
Jul 2024
#5
We can't. If the trend is going against us, that cannot be ignored, and they need to find some antidote to
JohnSJ
Jul 2024
#11
We are four months away from the election, polls mean absolutely nothing right now, and so just chill please.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#17
They are an indicator, not an absolute, and we ignore them at our own peril. but I can tell you right now, I do not
JohnSJ
Jul 2024
#24
Good point. Normal voters are not paying that much attention during summertime. Only weirdos like us.
emulatorloo
Jul 2024
#25
Polls are the best predicter we have at this point. I'm not ignoring them. But it's your right to.
Silent Type
Jul 2024
#43
Polls don't mean diddly shit right now, and debates are not predictive of presidential elections. Please just chill.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#14
Polls mean NOTHING right now, and debates are not predictive of presidential outcomes.
Deek1935
Jul 2024
#16
Historically debates haven't meant much. But this wasn't your typical historical debate.
Silent Type
Jul 2024
#45
I think we all expected a small dip in polling. Unfortunately the tv pundits and journalists
FloridaBlues
Jul 2024
#9
Tell that to the Democratic voters and politicians who are publicly expressing concern. Forget the media and even the
JohnSJ
Jul 2024
#29
I am not suggesting any such thing. Problem is from all indicators the media is not going to stop on this, especially
JohnSJ
Jul 2024
#55
People hadn't seen much of Biden. He had received little media exposure pre-debate
Freethinker65
Jul 2024
#26
"identical to the results of CNN's last national poll on the presidential race in April"
emulatorloo
Jul 2024
#31
This is not good news. In June 2020, Biden was UP 9 points over Trump in the same poll.
beaglelover
Jul 2024
#58