Biden Vs. Trump: Neck And Neck In Texas, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds
Source: Quinnipiac Polling institute
Voters say 54 - 40 percent that Trump would do a better job handling the economy, but say 49 - 43 percent that Biden would do a better job handling health care. Voters are split on who would do a better job handling the response to the coronavirus, as 47 percent say Biden and 45 percent say Trump.
"Too tight to tell in Texas. As the country confronts chaos and COVID-19, perhaps one of the most important states of all is a toss-up," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
Read more: https://poll.qu.edu/texas/release-detail?ReleaseID=3662
2016 was Trump + 9
Bernardo de La Paz
(48,988 posts)Stuart G
(38,414 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)WTF idiots are these. Forty plus million out of work and Bloomberg forecast for 2021 to be darn near as many once the Give Away money expires next month.
Everything the Orange anus touches dies!!!!
mountain grammy
(26,614 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)this AM. The Red States are going to be clobbered after all the Incentive to keep people on payrolls money dries up. From all reporting,that is where the bulk of this money ended up.
Several Banks and Business guru's are forecasting massive layoffs after December 1 st .
This will be a major reality check for states like Texas.
mountain grammy
(26,614 posts)I lived in Texas 40 years ago. They were nuts but not like now. Its all in the religion. Thats always their reality check...unreality.
joshdawg
(2,647 posts)I still live here and you are 100% correct.
onetexan
(13,035 posts)There are alot of us Dems here in TX, esp'ly in the major cities, and independents as well. We just need to get the voters out to vote out the Repugs.
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)Been Phone Banking for Dem Candidates as well as door knocking and Lit drops for Sixty years. Never give up,your State is turning Purple and light blue. Keep the faith,it will come.
onetexan
(13,035 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)Antonino has moved liberal through the years. Harris County is moving Blue. Reality is,our new Political Leaders in the coming Decade will reflect the Community and not the Political Old White Guy representing a Community that is 40-60% non White persons.
Lonestarblue
(9,965 posts)I swear Republicans have the economic sense of a box of rocks. What do they not understand about Democrats being the ones who guided the country through and out of the Great Recession? What do they not understand about Clinton balancing the budget?
SergeStorms
(19,192 posts)Get to work, Texas Democrats! Time to send a few pesos to the Texas Democratic Party.
Aristus
(66,310 posts)We'll see pigs flying before that happens.
But I hope I'm wrong; best way to make that happen is get out the vote...
Yavin4
(35,432 posts)Dems would have a lock on the presidency. The Republican party would have to reform itself or become obsolete.
SkyDaddy7
(6,045 posts)I live in Georgia & every election cycle they ALWAYS start the same BS over & over & over...Acting as if Georgia is in play because the polls are close 6 months out. Then we lose by 5-7%pts every election.
...NOT GIVING UP THE FIGHT!! ...I'm just not falling for the BS HYPE!
LenaBaby61
(6,974 posts)I know how you feel, with it being Texas and all.
However if Dems really put fourth the effort, Texas will one day go back to being blue. Hey, look at us here in California--the state that used to be red and all in for Ronnie Raygun, and Bob Dornan. Thuglicans are thankfully irrelevant here in California now, as they SHOULD be
Hell we don't even have an Orange County/Orange Curtin here in California any longer. Katie Porter made that happen.
Katie is turning into the ultimate "Rock Star" not only in Washington, but all across the country, and that's a GREAT thing.
Tsunami in Orange County
What convinced the birthplace of modern American conservatism to send only Democrats to Washington?
BY KEVIN O'LEARY NOVEMBER 30, 2018
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Ever since California's Orange County helped power the rise of Barry Goldwater and the Reagan Revolution, political observers have viewed it as the quintessential Republican stronghold. Such congressional representatives as Dana Rohrabacher and Robert Dornan personified the belligerent far right, the Orange County Register promoted a hard-edged libertarian worldview, and Republican lawmakers such as Christopher Cox, Darrel Issa, and Ed Royce wielded considerable clout on Capitol Hill.
Named for orange groves long vanished, the suburban region south of Los Angeles was known for Disneyland, beautiful beaches, master planned communities, and a powerful conservative business class that exercised national political influence via the Lincoln Club, a high-rolling conservative fundraising group. Republican senators from across the nation made the pilgrimage to Orange County much as Democrats flocked to West Los Angeles and San Francisco to fill their coffers.
But nothing lasts forever. When Santa Ana, located in the center of Orange County, became one of the most Latino cities in the nation, the time was ripe for the upset victory of Loretta Sanchez over Bob Dornan in 1996. Additionally, a post-industrial boom transformed the county's economy into one of the most dynamic in the nation. For decades, wealthy real-estate developers such as Donald Bren (of The Irvine Company) had been the power behind the throne, picking and choosing who would serve on the Board of Supervisors and who would be the Republican nominee for governor. But OC also hosted the U.S. headquarters of pharmaceutical giant home Allergan and dozens of medical device companies, and was home to Quiksilver, Obey, and the surfwear industry.
SkyDaddy7
(6,045 posts)...I agree! Georgia has been trending in the correct direction but with the strangle hold the GOP has on every aspect of the state government its incredibly hard for us Dems to make that final push to topple their corrupt regime!
...But Im confident it will happen I just don't know when. And like you said I hope Im wrong & SHOCKED & it happens this November!!
bucolic_frolic
(43,123 posts)Is Beto still active. What a question, what else would he be?
Lonestarblue
(9,965 posts)Texas is a tough one to get over to the blue sideall those right-wing, gun-loving, anti-government extremists in rural red parts of the state. Until populations in the major cities balance their vote, the state will stay red. I think it might not be there yet, but I would be thrilled to be wrong.
sandensea
(21,621 posts)moreland01
(736 posts)Anyone know where Hillary was in the Texas Polls at this time in 2016?
onetexan
(13,035 posts)jgmiller
(391 posts)However this is still great if true because it's far harder to defend so many red states and win the normally blue ones he needs to win.
Scruffy1
(3,254 posts)Dopers_Greed
(2,640 posts)If people vote, that is.
Most of my friends are too "woke" for Biden, and constantly trash him.
Either way, it's going to be very close. Even closer than Cruz/Beto in 2018.
aggiesal
(8,910 posts)surprises me and doesn't surprise at the same time.
Xolodno
(6,390 posts)The more they have to try and hold is less they can fight in more battle ground states.
Buckeye_Democrat
(14,853 posts)I have to admit that I was one of the hand-wringers over these protests initially.
It's not that I didn't understand them, but the result of my lack of trust in fellow white voters who tend to be the "law and order" types. And I figured we could get four more years of Trump, making life worse for everybody (including the protestors) in the long-run.
I'm so relieved that it doesn't seem to be playing out that way!