Trump Insiders: Public Opinion Polls - Wrong | Israel today

Those close to him told Israel Today that even if Biden seems to be leading by a significant margin, the results do not reflect • "The story we were in 4 years ago is repeated"

• Trump associates are not worried

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US election: People close to US President Donald Trump tell Israel Today that they have no doubt that opinion polls, which predict a victory for Democratic candidate Joe Biden, are wrong.

White House officials report that the results of polls presented in the U.S. and worldwide media repeat almost exactly the numbers they presented four years ago, in a confrontation between Trump and Hillary Clinton.

"I do not know what the truth numbers are, but I know for a fact that the data presented now is incorrect. We were in this story four years ago, and it is repeated," a senior US official said.

He added that it was difficult for him to assess whether support for Trump would reach 50 percent or more, but it was clear to him that both at the pan-American level and in the polls conducted in various countries, the results did not reflect the true mood towards Trump.

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"I have experienced this reality in my flesh, I do not know if the polling stations and the media deliberately present incorrect numbers or if they really believe in them, but it is clear that they do not reflect reality. The United States is a large country, it is difficult to conduct accurate polls."

The U.S. presidential election process, which has already begun through the mail, will culminate on November 3. Almost all polls predict a landslide victory for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. B (55 percent vs. 43).

According to polls examining the situation in the 51 different states of the United States, Biden is apparently leading by a large margin, with 358 electors supporting him, compared to only 180 who allegedly support Trump. It is said that many respondents refuse to participate in surveys or answer false answers. 

According to them, the strongest opposition trump US media creates an atmosphere that makes many of his supporters did not say publicly who they support. They believe that one voter support number Trump will be even bigger than race against Clinton.

Meanwhile, hearings of the Senate Judiciary Committee's approval Connie Amy Barrett The U.S. Supreme Court began yesterday.

Republican senators have expressed full support for Barrett.

On the other hand, Democratic senators, including Kamala Harris, the Vice Presidential candidate for Biden, have expressed concern that Barrett will support the repeal of the Obama-era health care law and the abolition of the right to abortion.