1. The New York Times writeup reports, "Democrats do have a slight edge when it comes to enthusiasm for voting: 91 percent of Democrats said they were enthusiastic, compared with 85 percent of Republicans." That's a good sign.
2. Buried in the cross-tabs, among voters who are self-reportedly "Almost Cer…
1. The New York Times writeup reports, "Democrats do have a slight edge when it comes to enthusiasm for voting: 91 percent of Democrats said they were enthusiastic, compared with 85 percent of Republicans." That's a good sign.
2. Buried in the cross-tabs, among voters who are self-reportedly "Almost Certain" to vote, Kamala Harris leads 49-47.
I personally think this is just a poll with a slightly more conservative samples than others we've seen. However, its crosstabs seem to indicate Kamala still has an enthusiasm edge over Trump. That gives me hope (although, as must always be said, Trump still can win).
Two comments that I find noteworthy:
1. The New York Times writeup reports, "Democrats do have a slight edge when it comes to enthusiasm for voting: 91 percent of Democrats said they were enthusiastic, compared with 85 percent of Republicans." That's a good sign.
2. Buried in the cross-tabs, among voters who are self-reportedly "Almost Certain" to vote, Kamala Harris leads 49-47.
I personally think this is just a poll with a slightly more conservative samples than others we've seen. However, its crosstabs seem to indicate Kamala still has an enthusiasm edge over Trump. That gives me hope (although, as must always be said, Trump still can win).