This is perhaps the most telling poll. Take a look at the led the GOP has.
Then note also the lead the GOP has when it comes to which party is better placed to solve America's problems.
Trump is doing significantly better in reality than the polls left wing biased polls reflect. Against that is the ability of the Demonrats to cheat at election time.
More Americans identify as Republicans than Democrats at this point in the election season for the first time in decades, a Gallup poll reveals.
Not only did 48 percent of respondents say they either identify as Republicans or are leaning Republican for the upcoming election — compared to just 45 percent who identified as Democrats — Gallup analysts also said that “nearly all” measures that have shown some relationship to past presidential election outcomes are favoring the GOP as well.
“By 46 percent to 41 percent, Americans say the Republican Party is better able than the Democratic Party to address what they think is the most important problem facing the country,” Gallup’s Jeffrey M. Jones wrote. “The top issues Americans currently name as the most important are ones that tend to favor the GOP, including the economy (24 percent), immigration (22 percent), the government (17 percent) and inflation (15 percent).”
NOTE THIS OAKS
Even when only 43 percent of respondents identified with Republicans compared to the Democrats’ 46 percent in 2016, former President Donald Trump was still successful in his bid for office.
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This is perhaps the most telling poll. Take a look at the led the GOP has.
Then note also the lead the GOP has when it comes to which party is better placed to solve America's problems.
Trump is doing significantly better in reality than the polls left wing biased polls reflect. Against that is the ability of the Demonrats to cheat at election time.
More Americans identify as Republicans than Democrats at this point in the election season for the first time in decades, a Gallup poll reveals.
Not only did 48 percent of respondents say they either identify as Republicans or are leaning Republican for the upcoming election — compared to just 45 percent who identified as Democrats — Gallup analysts also said that “nearly all” measures that have shown some relationship to past presidential election outcomes are favoring the GOP as well.
“By 46 percent to 41 percent, Americans say the Republican Party is better able than the Democratic Party to address what they think is the most important problem facing the country,” Gallup’s Jeffrey M. Jones wrote. “The top issues Americans currently name as the most important are ones that tend to favor the GOP, including the economy (24 percent), immigration (22 percent), the government (17 percent) and inflation (15 percent).”
NOTE THIS OAKS
Even when only 43 percent of respondents identified with Republicans compared to the Democrats’ 46 percent in 2016, former President Donald Trump was still successful in his bid for office.
The Gallop polls