Rasmussen: Trump Bolstered By Independents

It seems that the all-important independent voters are moving into former President Donald Trump's direction.

Newsmax posted this on X:

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump leads Democrat Kamala Harris by 3 points in a national head-to-head battle, bolstered by a bump from independent voters, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll released Thursday. 

The endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could possibly send even more independents in Trump's direction. That remains to be seen until new polls are taken following Kennedy's endorsement to see how this plays out.   

Poll: Most Dem Voters Don’t Know About Harris’s Radicalism

A poll released Wednesday has found that most Democrat and Independent voters are unaware of Kamala Harris's radical positions. 

The poll was conducted by the Media Research Center (MRC).

They posted the results and begin with:

A significant new Media Research Center poll finds that large majorities of registered Democrats and Independents who voted for Joe Biden in 2020 — exactly those who would be expected to support Vice President Kamala Harris in this year’s contest — are mostly in the dark about many of the controversial and radical positions Harris has taken.

Here are the results:

• Harris would consider allowing death row inmates to vote (86% unaware —14% aware)
• Harris supported the elimination of private healthcare (81% unaware —19% aware)
• Harris promoted a fund to bail out violent protesters during 2020 riots (78% unaware — 22% aware)
• Harris supported abolishing ICE (77% unaware — 23% aware)
• Harris was named the most liberal U.S. Senator in 2019 (75% unaware — 25% aware)
• Harris said it should not be considered a crime to enter the U.S. illegally (74% unaware — 26% aware)
• Harris co-sponsored the Green New Deal (73% unware — 27% aware)
• Harris never visited a conflict zone on the border as Border Czar (72% unaware — 28% aware)
• Harris supported cutting funding for the police (71% unaware — 29% aware)
• Harris supported reparations payments to atone for slavery in the U.S. (71% unaware — 29% aware)     

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