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RUSH: I have a little bit more data on the Reuters rolling five day poll, presidential poll, for both Trump and Carson, and the dates are November 7 through 13. Those are the inclusive dates, and of course the last five, which would be 11, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, to give us the number that we have today. But I want to give you the numbers of number seven through the 13th. The 13th is today. I don't know how much of happened in the news yesterday is a factor.
Even if they call people this morning and however they conduct their poll -- even if they did it today -- I don't know how many people today are fully abreast of what happened last night to have it be a big factor. We just don't know that. But even without that, there's some amazing trends here. Donald Trump in the Reuters five-day average is showing a steady increase, starting with November 7 until today. Here are the percentage numbers: 28.4%, 29.4%, 31%. Then on November 10th, a dip to 29.2%.
But back November 11, 12 and 13: 31.1%, 32.3%, 34%. The last three days: 31%, 32%, and 34%. Here are Carson's numbers. November 7, 24%. On the 8th, 21%. November 9, 21%. November 10, 21%. November 11, 20%. November 12, 17%. And today, 19.6%. So while Carson has had either steady or declining numbers over the past seven days, Trump has shown steady increase in numbers. And this would include the debate. Without question it would include the debate.
RUSH: I have a little bit more data on the Reuters rolling five day poll, presidential poll, for both Trump and Carson, and the dates are November 7 through 13. Those are the inclusive dates, and of course the last five, which would be 11, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, to give us the number that we have today. But I want to give you the numbers of number seven through the 13th. The 13th is today. I don't know how much of happened in the news yesterday is a factor.
Even if they call people this morning and however they conduct their poll -- even if they did it today -- I don't know how many people today are fully abreast of what happened last night to have it be a big factor. We just don't know that. But even without that, there's some amazing trends here. Donald Trump in the Reuters five-day average is showing a steady increase, starting with November 7 until today. Here are the percentage numbers: 28.4%, 29.4%, 31%. Then on November 10th, a dip to 29.2%.
But back November 11, 12 and 13: 31.1%, 32.3%, 34%. The last three days: 31%, 32%, and 34%. Here are Carson's numbers. November 7, 24%. On the 8th, 21%. November 9, 21%. November 10, 21%. November 11, 20%. November 12, 17%. And today, 19.6%. So while Carson has had either steady or declining numbers over the past seven days, Trump has shown steady increase in numbers. And this would include the debate. Without question it would include the debate.