In part two, I did a quick peak at current polls, based on just D v R.
Part 3 adds independents, etc., into the mix, although impact is just D and R...
Certainly, my methodology is not very scientific, but it would appear the Kennedy factor is actually harming Trump, more than Biden, although both trend lower with the inclusion of Kennedy.
At this point, Kennedy does not appear anywhere near getting even 1 electoral vote, but the potential to drag voters away from either major party's candidate is possible. However, as stated previously, the impact appears more on the Republican side, rather than the Democrat side. Most notably in Arizona, North Caroline, and Pennsylvania.
The one thing about polls, is people do tend to wish for one thing during poll season, but will vote their party at election time, if republican or democrat.
Independents might switch back and forth, but generally vote for which major party candidate makes them feel better, or rather... less worse.
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