The Lid Just Got Blown Off Of A MAJOR Secret About Trump Supporters That Could Change

The Lid Just Got Blown Off Of A MAJOR Secret About Trump Supporters That Could Change The Election

Could be a game-changer...

F. Peter Brown December 21, 2015 at 1:48pm

Donald Trump holds a huge lead nationally in the Republican presidential field, and he also holds the lead in many early-voting states.

Recent polls point to the massive advantage Trump has over other Republicans in nationwide polling. Last week, a Monmouth survey revealed that 41% of Republican voters nationwide back Trump.

A day after that poll was released, a Washington Post/ABC News poll showed Trump with 38% of the Republican vote nationally.

On Friday, a Fox News poll showed Trump with 39% of the vote nationally, more support than Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and Ben Carson combined. Cruz, Rubio, and Carson are the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place candidates in the field, respectively.

All other Republicans in the poll were at 3% or lower nationally, including Jeb Bush who’s support is down to 3%.

Now, a newly released study by Morning Consult, a polling and marketing research company, reveals that Trump’s lead among the Republican presidential candidates may in fact be significantly higher than many polls show.

The company wondered why online surveys consistently show significantly more support among Republicans for Trump than telephone surveys.

They conducted an experiment that consisted of a traditional telephone survey, a online survey, and an interactive dialing technique that asked voters to select their favorite candidate by pressing buttons on their telephone.

Kyle Dropp, Morning Consult’s polling director, spoke about the results of the poll, stating that “voters are about six points more likely to support Trump when they’re taking the poll online than when they’re talking to a live interviewer.”

Interestingly, the support among blue-collar Republicans for Trump remained similar regardless of which type of polling was conducted.

However, among college-educated Republicans, there was a dramatic shift based on the type of polling, with a whopping nine percentage more college-educated Republicans supporting Trump in online polling.

Dropp and his colleagues believe that something called social-desirability bias, the well-known tendency of people to not commit to unpopular views with a live pollster, explains the difference.

The finding also suggest that voters might be more inclined to support Trump in the anonymity of a voting booth than they would in telephone surveys.

Dropp stated, “It’s our sense that a lot of polls are under-reporting Trump’s overall support.”

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Americans of all ages, incomes and educational and work backgrounds, please stand up for Trump if you're called by a pollster. This man has had the courage to stand up for US and our country. He's put business and money at risk on our behalf. He gets 4 hours or less of sleep a night and works harder than most people in his line of work, and he's devoting all those hours and energy to US instead of to his business. He's a target of all that is bad both in our country and in the world, so please, please, lets all be brave enough to take a stand for him and tell a pollster, I'm voting for Trump, Trump and Nothing But the Trump.

Remember this too, most of the people calling you also support Trump, because close to half of Republican voters support Trump. And if he wins Iowa, which I hope he does, then he'll Run the Table and go into the General Election campaign with a Huge Trump Truth Factor and by November he'll win the election by one of the greatest margins in US History.

Lets do it America!!

There is a lot of truth to the psychology of this. I was just in a room where a woman bated a man by asking, "so who do you think is going to be the next President?" The man replied, "Trump is going to win. He's going to be President." Then the woman started attacking him. She became hysterical and even threaded that if he won that she would leave the country. Suddenly, the man began to back-peddle. He exclaimed, "Oh!, but I don't like Trump. Not at all, but I'm telling you, he's going to win. Like it or not."

My theory is that his final statement was solely an effort to calm her down. I believe his claim to dis-like Trump will not accompany him once he is inside the privacy of a voter''s booth.

P.S. The woman's last name was of Hispanic descent. I had a moment of joy thinking she would actually leave! Please, please make that threat a promise.

-Stop the invasion with self deportation!

The anti-Trump attack mode of people is sad because it's not based on reality.