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Jason Corley
@JasonCorley78
Co-Founder, lead pollster, and election forecaster at @QuantusInsights / https://t.co/v1BNgiPJZd –– Louisiana native
Katılım Kasım 2024
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No they weren’t because it never happened.
KOSHER@SPOOOKYUFO
Pastors Told to Prepare‼️👽🛸 Per pastor Perry Stone, “a large number” of pastors were invited to a meeting with individuals from the US government telling them to prepare for UFO disclosure: “There's going to be a release concerning aliens… You need to prepare your people.”
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WaPo/Yale Law (May 3) study revealed the SAVE Act could turn both New Mexico & Nevada red over time.
NM: Dems 13 pts less likely to have citizenship docs gives a 3.3 pt GOP edge.
NV: Dems 5.3 pts gap pushes battleground to comfortably Republican.
Our March poll revealed strong support for the Save Act. Our findings: 65.7% of voters support the SAVE America Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voting, with 58.5% strongly in favor.
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@MBVRIII @MossedBySunGod @captive_dreamer @Peoples_Pundit @MassieforKY It's tired and fake news. Not everything is a conspiracy. There several technical steps between raw data, our polling application, processed and weighted data exports in various versions. Sometimes things break.
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Jason Corley@JasonCorley78
Always the drama. It's a lot less interesting as to how testing a json file made its way on the production side. In any case, we aren't distancing ourselves from anything. The poll will drop just after 7AM tomorrow morning at our quantus X account and live on our website quantusinsights [dot] org right at 7AM. I'll warn you though, it's going to be pretty anti-climatic.
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A) Your website displayed numbers that were different from your release. However you want to describe what happened, the numbers that were initially displayed were taken down.
B) You're given a B/C grade by Silver Bulletin. However, I did not notice your rating from AFI, so I apologize for that.
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A primary against @MassieforKY—especially from a reimagined NeverTrumper bought by AIPAC and Adelson—is an incredibly dumb political move.
REPs are getting their asses kicked and can't afford to lose anyone else, in this case MAHA and Libertarians, let alone someone who is NATIONALLY recognized for it.
Funny, every GOP pollster is running around (months after we told everyone) how MAHA is probably their best option to avoid oblivion in 2026.
Fools acting as if they're popular or something when they're absolutely not.
Politics is a game of addition, NOT subtraction.
Robert Barnes@barnes_law
Two big wins for #MAHA in Farm Bill -- no immunity for pesticide companies & a new pilot program to buy food directly from the farmer w/o government intervention. Guess who was instrumental in both? @RepThomasMassie
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@2ndMississippi Those eyes saw a thing or two. Amazing and fortunate you have this.
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Postwar photo and Grok-enhanced colorized version of my great-grandfather, Private Thomas Benton Weatherington. He served with the 2nd Mississippi Infantry, joining in March 1862 when he was 18. He was from Pontotoc County, and served in Company H - the Coonewah Rifles. His older brother, Private George Washington Weatherington served with him. Benton was wounded four times (verbal family history) two of which are documented in his Compiled Military Service Records (CMSR). The documented wounds were at Sharpsburg (the Miller Cornfield) and the first day of the battle of the Wilderness (May 5, 1864). The Wilderness wound permanently disabled him. He was also named to the Confederate Roll of Honor for his actions at the battle of South Mountain at Fox’s Gap as a part of Hood’s counterattack. His older brother was killed in action at the Railroad Cut at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863. Another older brother, Private John Andrew Jackson Weatherington, joined the 31st Louisiana Infantry and was killed in action at Chickasaw Bayou on December 28 (or 29 - records conflict) 1862. Of the three brothers, he was the only survivor. After the war, he moved to West Tennessee, married, farmed as best he could, raised a family, received a Confederate pension, and died in 1911.
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Boxing/mma will 100% show you that you don’t have the level of cardio that you think you do
Tife@whoistife_x
when you start boxing. you’d realize why one round is 3 minutes 😂
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The year is 2032 and we head into a consequential midterm election.
The Republicans hold 215 safe seats. The Democrats hold 215 safe seats. Control of the House hinges on the 5 remaining swing districts.
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@chriswithans As you point out, @JasonCorley78 is a superstar in polling.
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America's most trusted pollster, who essentially predicted the margin within 1 point in Virginia (better than Schar!), has Trump's approval improve +0.7 points on net.
More notably, the House Generic Ballot goes from 47.0/41.3 from four weeks ago to now 46.5/42.3. That's a +1.5 improvement.
House Generic Ballot now stands at just D+4.2. That's less than half the 2018 final margin of D+8.6, and is terrible news for Ray Coper and Melanie McSorrow.
Quantus Insights@QuantusInsights
NEW SURVEY: Quantus Insights National Poll | April 24 The national mood remains divided: Trump’s base is still highly loyal, but his job approval is underwater, Democrats hold a modest edge on the generic ballot, and voters give Republicans an advantage on issue confidence. Trump Job Approval 🟢 Approve: 42.6% 🔴 Disapprove: 56.3% ⚪️ Unsure: 1.1% –––––––––––––––––– Generic Congressional Ballot 🔵 Democrat: 46.5% 🔴 Republican: 42.3% ⚪️ Undecided/Other: 11.2% ––– 🟡 Independents: D +20.8 –––––––––––––––––– Trump Voter Satisfaction (2024 recall) 🟢 Very/Somewhat Glad: 92.4% 🔴 Strongly/Somewhat Regret: 6.1% ⚪️ Neutral/Mixed: 1.5% –––––––––––––––––– Party Confidence on Major Issues 🔴 Republican Party: 40.6% 🔵 Democratic Party: 35.3% ⚪️ Neither/Both/Not Sure: 24.2% –––––––––––––––––– Openness to GOP Candidates Compared to 2024 🔴 Certain Not to Support GOP Candidates: 38.6% 🟢 More Open to Supporting GOP Candidates: 34.2% ⚪️ About the Same: 13.6% 🔴 Less Open: 11.9% ⚪️ Not Sure: 1.7% –––––––––––––––––– 📊 Personal Financial Situation 🔴 Worse: 38.1% ⚪️ About the Same: 30.1% 🟢 Better: 30.6% ⚪️ Not Sure: 1.2%
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@BrianTerry180 @chriswithans Not quite! But thank you. We work hard.
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So it's safe to say that most everything is fake. If so, then everything you pretty much knew was fake was, in fact, fake the whole time.
U.S. Department of Justice@TheJusticeDept
🚨HAPPENING NOW: Justice Department announces indictment against Southern Poverty Law Center ("SPLC"). Our indictment alleges SPLC secretly funneled MORE THAN $3 MILLION in funds to members of white supremacist and extremist groups.
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the 3 recent polls on the VA referendum (State Navigate, Washington Post/Schar School, and Quantus) all appear to have done an outstanding job. We'll see where the final margin lies but they all suggested "yes" was favored in a close race, which is what we got
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The New York Times is doing the “>95% of votes in” thing now which means this is over. Dems will pick up a few
tenths from “stragglers” but this thing will end up 52/48 Dems +4.0. A win is a win but this is then worst election result for Dems in Virginia since 2021.
Dems are now breathing a sigh of relief and hoping the courts won’t strike them down out of spite and praying to Soros that Republicans won’t quickly erase their ephemeral gains.
Just 4 points! An 11-point drop from Spanberger’s now forgotten 2025 margin. And only because of mail-in votes.
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Great work. We'll have to wait and see where it all ends up, but our poll should hold up well. Very satisfied considering the time and focus that went into it.
Quantus Insights@QuantusInsights
Quantus may miss the final margin by a coat of paint. Our polling released last week had the measure passing +4 (with two percent undecided). It looks like it'll be just shy of that.
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Quantus may miss the final margin by a coat of paint. Our polling released last week had the measure passing +4 (with two percent undecided). It looks like it'll be just shy of that.
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@ChazNuttycombe @QuantusInsights Thank you! Enjoyed your coverage big time. Happy hunting!
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Election Day turnout is worth watching, and fun, of course, but 5 PM may be the better checkpoint for judging whether the No side actually has a live path here.
No always appeared to need a strong same-day, red-leaning turnout advantage. It does look on track to win the Election Day vote itself, which matches our polling and others. The question now is whether that edge + red turnout is enough to make this truly competitive, or simply enough to keep Yes from running up the score.
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@ChazNuttycombe That is the only way to look at it. I want to win.
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@JasonCorley78 Fantastic. Congrats to him, and to you! Your pride must be immense.🫡🇺🇸
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Great day yesterday at Ft. Benning Georgia. My son graduated jump school and is now an airborne combat medic. Very proud of the boy. 🇺🇸
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