How RFK Jr.'s exit would help Trump, according to the polls
www.nbcnews.com
Surveys show that most of Trump's third-party defectors have been picking Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on test ballots with more choices.

Polls show that a Kennedy withdrawal would probably help Trump more than it hurts him. But if it does, it’s at the margins — though small margins have ended up deciding recent presidential elections.

  • @dhorkEnglish
    11•21 days ago

    I heard someone from NYC call RFK Jr. a “son of a bridge” and I hope that sticks

  • @just_another_person
    10•21 days ago

    What a scheme. I’d be interested in seeing if new polls have any differences in impact from this, because previous polling had RFK support at such low numbers it was mathematically insignificant in its impact of the electorate, but let’s see.

    In any case, it’s too late to nap these shitheads for collusion or election interference, though that’s exactly what this was. As of last week, the RFK campaign was begging for a cabinet position from either side after he was thrown off the NY ballot, which sure as shit seems like selling an endorsement, which is not quite illegal, but fucking disgusting. Didn’t work with Kanye in 2020, and sure as shit shouldn’t work here, but this is now a pattern with Trump, and there has to be some way to nab him on this as well as the long list of other illegal shit he’s in scope to this election alone.

    In any case, RFK would be the one to get the blowback on this if evidence is found that the entire campaign was meant to be a spoiler, which would be various types of fraud.

  • @[email protected]
    3•21 days ago

    The spread has only gotten starker since then. Fast forward to July’s NBC News poll — conducted before Biden’s exit — when Kennedy was in positive territory with only Republican voters (+11), while he was negative among independents (-18) and Democrats (-38).

    They love weird liars, so this makes sense.