New PPP Texas poll: Biden +2

[triron]

https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/TexasResultsOctober2020.pdf

[BusyBeingBest]

1. I don't expect anything to come of it, but it would be sweet.

[triron]

3. Interesting stuff in the details of this poll.

[MaryMagdaline]

2. Just the pre-election day heart attacks by GOP crooks is enough for me

[Thekaspervote]

4. Yup! I don't think TX was ever really in play for Biden, but maybe it helps Dems statewide

[MaryMagdaline]

8. Great point! The reason I ultimately backed Biden was because of down ticket races

I knew he wouldn’t hurt anyone running on Dem ticket. Now I’m seeing he has coattails!

[Laelth]

9. Hegar is polling behind Biden in TX.

We have a better chance of electing Joe Biden in TX than we do of unseating Cornyn, sadly.

-Laelth

[mucifer]

5. hoping between dems GOTV and TLP working on converting a few repub votes it's possible

[rso]

6. Texas

Hopefully dems flip the Texas State House.

[rso]

7. Texas

Hopefully dems flip the Texas State House.

[BeyondGeography]

10. Think about it

Texas should be their California, and the strong trend there is blue.

Biden will win CA by 30+ points and he’s fighting Trumpass to a draw in TX. The R’s don’t control a single large state by anything resembling a strong majority. All of which they know of course, hence their reliance on the courts, but minority rule via clubhouse appointees is a built-in voter turnout driver for our side; won’t take a messaging genius to figure that one out.

If they weren’t dealing with a voter base driven insane by a highly organized communications machine spewing non-stop lies and conspiracy theories, they could change their model, lay off the grievances and compete for votes on the basis of something more meaningful to people than fear and anger. But nah. They’ll be stuck with what they have for a very long time.

[David__77]

12. Texas is definitely not the Republicans' California.

It's hold on things is a mile wide and an inch deep. At some point, there will be a last gasp of sorts.

[BeyondGeography]

13. But it was not so long ago

Point is now they don’t have a California, or a New York or even an Illinois. Just a bunch of small/midsize states and battlegrounds.

[getagrip_already]

11. does that include taking 125k votes off the dem totals?

Just curious.

[LAS14]

14. Since this was from Oct 28-29 I'm going to believe that it indicates a trend!! :-) nt

[triron]

15. It's good news anyway.