Last week, halfway through the Republican convention in Cleveland, I wrote that the GOP gathering was so shambolic that it might not give Donald Trump the “bounce” he needed.

Around this time, election observers tend to look out for just how much of a "convention bounce" a presidential nominee gets — that is, how much or little the candidate gains in the polls after ...

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None of the polls in the aggregator’s average were conducted after the convention. FiveThirtyEight had Harris leading Trump 47.2 percent to 43.6 percent Saturday.

Harris vs. Trump poll show a close presidential race, despite no DNC bounce. ... The spam is coming from the White House. 7/9/2025. early and often.

In turn, she gained two percentage points in polls, putting her 4.7 points ahead of the final polls of Mr Biden’s campaign. When it comes to forecasting the election, this is a conundrum.

NEW YORK Conventional wisdom no pun intended dictates that incumbents get one half the public opinion "bounce" in polls as their challengers, following election year bashes like this year s here ...