the big tent, the tent isn t happy right now. kayleigh: you mentioned it is rosier than the polls show. about the enthusiasm gap, that there s only a small advantage narrowing, but carley mention 74% believe the country is going in the wrong direction. 68% believe the country is in recession, 58% think our best days are behind us. these numbers seem alarming. lisa: and joe biden s approval ratings are in the tank, as well. a lot of the poll playlists look like it s not so great for republicans, they are all registered voter polls. so i would encourage everyone to look at the likely voter surveys. those are the ones to look at heading into election day. those are the ones that are going to fully capture who intends to turn out in which direction, and that s going to be motivating the republican base, which we know they are motivated, and independents who aren t with joe biden. kennedy: 60% of people think we are intercession? they are intersession. they are saving like it,
more than 4,000 flights have been cancelled. campaigning has drawn to a close in portugal ahead of sunday s parliamentary election. hundreds of supporters of rival parties staged marches and rallies in the capital lisbon and the city of porto. voter surveys indicate the race between the governing socialists and the main centre right opposition is too close to call, suggesting a hung parliament may result. a bridge in the us city of pittsburgh has collapsed hours before a visit to the area by president biden to tout the investment his administration is making in america s infrastructure. six vehicles, including a bus, were on the bridge at the time but no deaths have been reported. here s our north america correspondent peter bowes. it took just seconds for the snow covered forbes avenue bridge to collapse early on friday morning. the steel structure,
lisbon and the city of porto. voter surveys indicate the race between the governing socialists and the main centre right opposition is too close to call suggesting a hung parliament may result. tens of thousands of people in three southern african countries have been cut off by flood waters following torrential rains brought on by tropical storm ana. officials say more than 80 people across madagascar, mozambique and malawi have died. mark lobel reports. a ripple of calm after the storm that ripped through madagascar, where dozens died and tens of thousands fled their homes. translation: | am very sad | because we worked like crazy to make money and now, our house is destroyed. how can we not be sad? we are victims of this disaster and get no help. there is nothing.
Oft stand die Demoskopie nach Wahlen in der Kritik. Bei der Bundestagswahl liegen die tatsächlichen Ergebnisse aber nahe an den Werten aus Umfragen. Wieso ist das so? Und können Umfragen die Ergebnisse beeinflussen? <em