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According to CBS/CBSN 44% of Bernie's voters say they will Trump if he isn't nominated by the DNC.
That number is Yuge!.
Hillary is facing landslide losses. WVa is just a taste of that.
That's just in West Virginia exit polls, it's hardly official and it's all BS anyways. 54% of Hillary voters swore they would NEVER vote for Obama in 2008. They had petitions with over 100k signatures, websites etc...what happened? 9 in 10 ended up voting for Obama in Nov. it's all talk, just like Trump.
But you say this about every poll that doesn't meet your narrative.
I maintain that any poll for an election that takes place 6 months from now doesn't mean much. I'm only pointing out that's a Yuge jump from wher it has been previously. (~30%)
But you say this about every poll that doesn't meet your narrative.
I maintain that any poll for an election that takes place 6 months from now doesn't mean much. I'm only pointing out that's a Yuge jump from wher it has been previously. (~30%)
Yet you proclaimed this one poll to be "devastating news for Hillary", saying it's a telltale sign of things to come.
Sounds like these polls do mean a lot to you...when they favor your beloved circus clown.
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But you say this about every poll that doesn't meet your narrative.
I maintain that any poll for an election that takes place 6 months from now doesn't mean much. I'm only pointing out that's a Yuge jump from wher it has been previously. (~30%)
Right, that's because they are just anti-establishment trolls. Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are worlds apart on pretty much every single issue. The only explanation for their supporters voting for the other candidate Is simple, they are just voting for the "outsider" candidate regardless of policies. They are low information, useless voters who couldnt tell you anything relevant about their candidate or his policies. They are trolls.
No, you proclaimed this one poll to be "devastating news for Hillary", saying it's a telltale sign of things to come. Sounds like these polls do mean a lot to you...when they favor your beloved circus clown.
Making it about me doesn't change the fact that it's devastating news for Hillary.
According to CBS/CBSN 44% of Bernie's voters say they will Trump if he isn't nominated by the DNC.
That number is Yuge!.
Hillary is facing landslide losses. WVa is just a taste of that.
That is clearly because lots of Trump supporters voted for Sanders in West Virginia. 2016 Election Center
If it is Sanders vs Trump in November, 53% of the voters in the WV dem primary who will prefer/vote for Trump over Sanders are Sanders voters in the primary.
I'm not the poll junkie like many of you folks who post in this thread regularly, but of course I am curious to see into the future just like the next person fearful of the Trump possibility, so I had a look at this link and I read, "according to the online poll of 1,289 people conducted from Friday to Tuesday. The poll had a credibility interval of about 3 percentage points."
I really have to wonder about the "value" of polling only 1,300 folks when there are on the order of 150 million registered voters in America. From what I know about statistics anyway, that seems like an awfully small data pool. Also intriguing is this term "credibility interval" as compared to the "confidence interval" I'm more used to seeing referenced. Not sure what that all means exactly, but must be "credible," at least by 3 percent.
Maybe posted already, but here it seems a sample size of about 1,000 is typical, and the last one put Hillary at +6, the average puts Hillary at +6.4
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