FiveThirtyEight
Nathaniel Rakich

Yeah, I wrote a couple weeks ago about the discrepancy between generic-ballot polls (neutral) and presidential approval polls (great for Republicans). And I concluded that generic-ballot polls were a better indicator historically — but that shouldn’t necessarily cheer Democrats. We have yet to hit the point in the calendar where most pollsters have switched from polling registered voters to polling likely voters, which should benefit Republicans.


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