Gidley: Polls don’t reflect Republicans’ support of President Trump
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OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 10:30 AM PT — Friday, July 17, 2020
Trump 2020 National Press Secretary Hogan Gidley has suggested that current national and battleground state polls are inaccurate. During a recent interview, Gidley said he believes pollsters are still under sampling Republicans. And have not changed their flawed methods on gathering sample data since the 2016 elections.
According to him, what middle America really cares about are the positive changes President Trump has made. He added it’s even more apparent when comparing it to Joe Biden’s track record.
“Elections are about binary choices between Donald Trump, who’s served this country admirably and made this country a better place, …and someone like Joe Biden, who’s still complaining about the same things today he was complaining about 50 years ago when he actually took office,” stated Gidley.
. clashes with the national press secretary for the Trump campaign Hogan Gidley over President Trump's slipping poll numbers and coronavirus response.
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The press secretary also weighed in on Brad Parscale’s new position within the campaign. He explained Parscale was not demoted, but is now working in a digital strategy position on the team.
Meanwhile, President Trump appears to be carrying momentum with key voters in must-win states of Texas and Georgia. Check out the latest OAN/Gravis poll .
