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Mason-Dixon poll conducted last weekend for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. (After the Republican effort at turd polishing but before the Democrat's version began.)
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One significant finding: One in 10 self-identified Republicans favored Johnson, the former governor of New Mexico. One of six independents said they supported Johnson.
Virtually no Democrats said they supported Johnson. Clinton has the support of almost nine of 10 Democrats.
Support for Johnson will probably fade down the stretch, but currently he's hurting Trump here with virtually no damage to Hillary.
Kind of what we have been hearing. Republicans are moving away from Trump, look for Johnson to carry from 5 to 15% of the vote in Red States. Johnson will also pick up 3 to 5% of the independent vote in those states also. Also another 5 to 10% of Independents and Republicans just will not vote.
The democrats are coming together around Clinton 90% of Bernie voter are on board and another 5% will be by the end of September. If Clinton can swing more independents her way than Barak did then this race may be the biggest landslide since 84 or 88 in both the popular and electoral vote.
We could see Missouri, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana, and a few other states go to Hillary even though she may not get more than 40% of the popular vote in these states.
One significant finding: One in 10 self-identified Republicans favored Johnson, the former governor of New Mexico. One of six independents said they supported Johnson.
Virtually no Democrats said they supported Johnson. Clinton has the support of almost nine of 10 Democrats.
So 90% of those with a preference supported the two main candidates......funny how they spin this.
Kind of what we have been hearing. Republicans are moving away from Trump, look for Johnson to carry from 5 to 15% of the vote in Red States. Johnson will also pick up 3 to 5% of the independent vote in those states also. Also another 5 to 10% of Independents and Republicans just will not vote.
The democrats are coming together around Clinton 90% of Bernie voter are on board and another 5% will be by the end of September. If Clinton can swing more independents her way than Barak did then this race may be the biggest landslide since 84 or 88 in both the popular and electoral vote.
We could see Missouri, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana, and a few other states go to Hillary even though she may not get more than 40% of the popular vote in these states.
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