From earlier this month.
Republican internal polling signals a Democratic rout
This one is from April.
Trump presented with grim internal polling showing him losing to Biden
Of course, even if polls aren't everything, I tend to agree with Fox News regarding Trump floating the suggestion that we delay the Federal election.
Source
I specifically said 'internal polling that doesn't get released by the campaigns"....
and if you really believe that campaigns with hundreds of millions
aren't running polls that only the inner circle analyzes, then that just shows your political naiveté.
example: statistical analysis on voter lists to pinpoint most likely voters....3 days with an 8 hour shift each....approx 50 calls per day per caller (Assuming a 10 minute survey)....say you hire a 100 people to do the calling...that is 15000 responses for about half a week...*
...or do you think that the $263 million already spent by the Biden campaign was for buttons, banners, and bumper stickers??
As far as the delay the election comment....Trump is the biggest troll out there, he tweets shit just to fire people up...He was doing crazy shit before he was even a reality star.
And believe me or not about the polling that is released being about shaping the outcome instead of predicting it...I don't really care
But something you might want to ask yourself:
When people are locked down for an extended period of time, they have to watch and read something....with all that extra time, do you suppose maybe there are more people checking out alternative news sources??
Whether the stories are accurate is irrelevant...it gets people thinking and asking questions...
For crazy libertarians like me, questioning authority isn't a problem, but it can be a problem for both the left and the right...
Which side of the Biden/Trump game do you think has more to lose right now if their base starts asking questions???
*note == the example numbers were just randomly chosen on the fly while posting...I did have to do telemarketing for a year or so in order to eat, so the call volume assessments are based on actual experience.*