Fabrizio, Lee and Associates for Secure Democracy/LaPolitics.com - LA: Generic Republican +4

[Gass3268]

Generic Republican 47
Nameless Democrat 43

Source

Lol, not making this up.

[soundchaser]

...it’s actually closer than I was expecting?

[Former Crackhead Mike Lindell]

Does Trump usually poll higher or lower than Gen. Eric Republican?

[Rand]

Time for Joe to tweet a photo of himself eating Popeyes chicken with a fork. That’ll close the gap real fast.

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

If Trump is up in Los Angeles, it must be because of his tough response to the riots.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

If Trump is up in Los Angeles, it must be because of his tough response to the riots.

This is a poll of Louisiana not Los Angeles

[ηєω ƒяσηтιєя]

If Trump is up in Los Angeles, it must be because of his tough response to the riots.

Not sure if you're joking but LA (in this instance) means Louisiana.

[Pollster]

As for Trump himself, 50% said they approve of Trump and 47% strongly disapprove, which leaves a mere 3% undecided.

And feelings in both directions are intense. More than three-fourths of those surveyed said they either strongly approve (37%) or strongly disapprove (41%) of the president’s performance, while just 19% somewhat approve (13%) or somewhat disapprove (6%).

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

If Trump is up in Los Angeles, it must be because of his tough response to the riots.

Not sure if you're joking but LA (in this instance) means Louisiana.

Sarcasm.

[MichaelRbn]

Can’t stand Nameless Democrat.

[Orwell]

General Eric Republican is a great guy, Nam eless Democrat is a political novice iirc he is a member of the Louisiana Vietnamese community.

[GeorgiaModerate]

If Trump is up in Los Angeles, it must be because of his tough response to the riots.

Not sure if you're joking but LA (in this instance) means Louisiana.

Thanks for clarifying!  I figured it meant Lower Alabama (for non-Southerners: the western Florida Panhandle). 

[pbrower2a]

As a devout Catholic partially of French origin, Biden could be a better match for Louisiana than any other Democrat.

The only question of whether this poll is valid is whether it has a built-in Democratic bias, as it sounds as if it comes from an advocacy group. Still, how good is the pollster?

I have seen some incredibly-bad polls for Trump in unlikely places, including neighboring Arkansas. I question at this stage whether anyone could interpret generic Republican" as anyone other than Donald Trump and "generic Democrat" as anyone other than Joe Biden. Things could be tightening in some usually "strong R" states, but far from as much in Louisiana than in Texas.

[Hope For A New Era]

As a devout Catholic partially of French origin, Biden could be a better match for Louisiana than any other Democrat.

The only question of whether this poll is valid is whether it has a built-in Democratic bias, as it sounds as if it comes from an advocacy group. Still, how good is the pollster?

I have seen some incredibly-bad polls for Trump in unlikely places, including neighboring Arkansas. I question at this stage whether anyone could interpret generic Republican" as anyone other than Donald Trump and "generic Democrat" as anyone other than Joe Biden. Things could be tightening in some usually "strong R" states, but far from as much in Louisiana than in Texas.

inb4 Biden’s map looks like Clinton 1992

[Darthpi – Anti-Florida Activist]

Not going to happen, but reminds me of the very similar poll in Louisiana in 2008 right before the election. The fact that you can even get an outlier like this tells you a lot about where the electorate is.

[Podgy the Bear]

The African-American outmigration from New Orleans following Katrina in 2005 to Atlanta and Houston is a significant reason why TX and GA are becoming more purple as the years go by.

[Hammy]

Can this pollsters name possibly be any longer?

[Pollster]

The only question of whether this poll is valid is whether it has a built-in Democratic bias, as it sounds as if it comes from an advocacy group. Still, how good is the pollster?

It's a Republican firm, and one of the better ones. They do McConnell's campaign polling.

[pbrower2a]

The only question of whether this poll is valid is whether it has a built-in Democratic bias, as it sounds as if it comes from an advocacy group. Still, how good is the pollster?

It's a Republican firm, and one of the better ones. They do McConnell's campaign polling.

Then I must accept this poll as a matchup. I generally reject insider polls unless they tell us something that the pollster's client might not want to see. 

[Terry the Fat Shark]

What's really interesting from this poll is the 50% approve of Trump, 47% Disapprove. Means it could actually be this close between Biden and Trump.

[Tender Branson]

This is very much in line with the MSN 50-state poll.

Which is also R+4, when adjusted for the 10% polling bias they currently have.

LA is probably much closer than in 2016 and JMC will have a poll there soon.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

No

[Orwell]

As a devout Catholic partially of French origin, Biden could be a better match for Louisiana than any other Democrat.

The only question of whether this poll is valid is whether it has a built-in Democratic bias, as it sounds as if it comes from an advocacy group. Still, how good is the pollster?

I have seen some incredibly-bad polls for Trump in unlikely places, including neighboring Arkansas. I question at this stage whether anyone could interpret generic Republican" as anyone other than Donald Trump and "generic Democrat" as anyone other than Joe Biden. Things could be tightening in some usually "strong R" states, but far from as much in Louisiana than in Texas.

inb4 Biden’s map looks like Clinton 1992

Nah bro it's going to look like Bartlet's 2002 map, + Texas, Georgia, and Florida