Biden would lose in matchup vs. Trump, according to CNBC survey; Israel funding has strong support
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Source: CNBC
The CNBC All-America Economic Survey also finds support for President Joe Biden at nearly all-time lows and that he would lose by 4 points to former President Donald Trump in a head-to-head race.
According to the survey, 39% of the public believe the U.S. government should favor Israelis over Palestinians in their conflict, compared with 34% after the 2014 Gaza war. Meanwhile 36% believe the U.S. should treat both the same, compared with 53% in 2014. Nineteen percent are undecided, up from 9% in 2014, suggesting the situation remains fluid and actions by either side could still move public opinion. (The prior results come from an NBC News survey in August 2014 conducted one month after the Gaza war.)
Meanwhile, 74% of the public believe it is either somewhat or very important for the U.S. government to fund military aid to Israel. That compares with 72% who say its important to fund securing the border with Mexico and foreign humanitarian aid. A smaller, but still solid 61% majority respond that its important to fund military aid to Ukraine compared with 52% who support military and economic aid to Taiwan.
Meanwhile, a combination of negative views on the economy and geopolitical tensions looks to be eroding support for President Biden. Americans overall approval rating for the president fell to 37% with 58% disapproving. Its the highest disapproval and second-lowest approval rating of Bidens presidency.
Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/18/biden-would-lose-in-match-up-vs-trump-according-to-cnbc-survey-israel-funding-has-strong-support.html




lees1975
(6,797 posts)One survey and it gets splashed all over the news, while other surveys, with similar margins of error, showing different results, go ignored.
Outlier.
MyNameIsJonas
(744 posts)Kali
(56,493 posts)nevermind I know the main answer - fucking television.
WarGamer
(18,027 posts)I much prefer the poll from yesterday which made me happy.
Old Crank
(6,303 posts)fnned by the conservative press with their phoney both sides and Fox gotcha questions.
The US electorate is as ignorant as they come.
peppertree
(22,915 posts)"Give us a poll showing Biden in trouble," some plutocrat garbled to his CNBC toadie.
"And don't bother me until you're done, dammit. I'm expected at an orgy in St. Barts."
Fiendish Thingy
(21,033 posts)The only thing these polls confirm is that some people seem to enjoy running around with their hair on fire
thesquanderer
(12,817 posts)If they weren't, Al Gore and Hillary Clinton would have been president.
We don't elect by national preference, it's the electoral college. If your premise is "who would beat who," polling in a half dozen crucial states would be a lot more meaningful than a national poll.
Fiendish Thingy
(21,033 posts)I wont pay attention until next summers swing state polls.
Turbineguy
(39,512 posts)badgolfer
(287 posts)Wall Street CEO's and MSM Executives want Biden gone.
This is why they consistently push bad polling data.
stopdiggin
(14,501 posts)just yesterday? (I might have the wrong poster in mind) Regardless, that poll had Biden up by 3-4 points in a head to head - and it went higher than that with RFK factored.
nwduke
(457 posts)Remember the 2022 Big Red Wave?
Jimvanhise
(532 posts)How many people did they survey? Isn't the average about 1200? And if done by phone it is only the people who didn't hang up on them.
riversedge
(78,381 posts)TeamProg
(6,630 posts)IronLionZion
(50,096 posts)for both Ukraine and Israel.
Because they apparently missed the several enemy state-sponsored military grade cyberattacks on the US all during Trump's presidency.
Shellback Squid
(9,665 posts)JohnSJ
(98,883 posts)yesterday.
From this poll the following:
You dont get sub 40 approval ratings without losing large chunks of your base. And thats whats happening here,″ said Micah Roberts, partner at Public Opinion Strategies, the Republican pollster for the survey. He called the data distressing numbers for a president facing reelection.
Why do polls like this make the wording seem like it is a done deal?
A significant number of undecided also reflected in this poll.
I strongly recommend people read the details of this poll in the link.
To suggest that a large number of Democrats, mostly young, will not vote for Biden over Trump I dont buy for a minute, and even the wording in the narrative seems to have a bias built in.
onetexan
(13,913 posts)CNBC's is rated "Lean Left."
https://www.allsides.com/news-source/cnbc#:~:text=2023%20Blind%20Bias%20Survey,2023%20Blind%20Bias%20Survey.
JohnSJ
(98,883 posts)Bartiromo were pushing right wing talking points for years.
The pollster himself is a republican pollster
If I want to watch unbias news I will watch Bloomberg or PBS new hour
You dont get sub 40 approval ratings without losing large chunks of your base. And thats whats happening here,″ said Micah Roberts, partner at Public Opinion Strategies, the Republican pollster for the survey. He called the data distressing numbers for a president facing reelection.
bringthePaine
(1,806 posts)3825-87867
(1,640 posts)emulatorloo
(46,132 posts)Polls a year out from the election dont mean much.
maxrandb
(16,914 posts)but one night in college, my girlfriend and her roommate came over to study.....
- Penthouse Forum
rickford66
(5,985 posts)NoMoreRepugs
(11,670 posts)I call BULLSHIT.
videohead5
(2,771 posts)The poll that was released in the last day or two showing Biden winning by 3 points and even more with RFK Jr running or this one?
womanofthehills
(10,494 posts)1 has Biden ahead and 2 have Trump ahead. They are neck and neck. I think its worrisome as large numbers of respondents identified themselves as independents. None of those polls had RFK Jr. Included. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/
oldsoftie
(13,538 posts)But battleground state polls are all that matters to me. National polls are meaningless because you dont win nationally.
Deep State Witch
(12,322 posts)The network that still keeps Jim Cramer employed, even though he told people to buy right before the Stock Market crashed in 2008.
ColinC
(11,098 posts)And the MOE is 3.1% with 12% undecided.
hay rick
(9,106 posts)prodigitalson
(3,169 posts)oldsoftie
(13,538 posts)The election will be won in Ga, Pa, Wi, Mi, Az & Nv
4lbs
(7,395 posts)support the worker over the business.
So, umm... of course CNBC would have a crapfest about it.
Remember, this is the station that Jim Cramer has been bleating his crap on for years.
Other business channels and sites also are anti-Biden.
Lasher
(29,215 posts)Please consider reposting in the GD Forum.