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The reason is she's a lying, selfish woman who's terribly ill on top of her miserable record. No one likes her and her numbers are going to continue to sink. Eight years of the idiot obama was more than enough for most people.
I know I'm late to the party but I just found out about the site FiveThirtyEight about 2 or 3 weeks ago.
When I first browsed through the site, I was thrilled to see Clinton's chance of winning was 89% and I immediately bookmarked the site and have been checking it every day. The election forecast is updated every couple of hours or so.
Every time I check, the percentage has gone down, just by a little bit. It's now down to 82.7%. That's still a high number, but I'd sleep a little better at night if the trend was going up or staying the same.
Anyone know why the numbers have been going down, and how do you think this forecast will play out in the upcoming weeks?
As more and more people became involved with the election and informed about the message and history of the candidates, the tide began to turn. Many of the younger people, especially, were not aware of Hillary's attack of the women that Bill had sexcapades with which kind of dampened "pro-woman", other offended by the stance that we would betray our gender if we didn't vote for Hillary.
The Dems threw the blacks under the bus thinking they could amnesty for the illegal aliens which didn't pan out and now Hillary is working to try to undue the damage, but the clock is ticking and after almost 8 years of Obama and people just a few weeks asking themselves, "Are we better off today than we were 8 years ago?"
People wised up, information has a way of bringing wisdom.
I know I'm late to the party but I just found out about the site FiveThirtyEight about 2 or 3 weeks ago.
When I first browsed through the site, I was thrilled to see Clinton's chance of winning was 89% and I immediately bookmarked the site and have been checking it every day. The election forecast is updated every couple of hours or so.
Every time I check, the percentage has gone down, just by a little bit. It's now down to 82.7%. That's still a high number, but I'd sleep a little better at night if the trend was going up or staying the same.
Anyone know why the numbers have been going down, and how do you think this forecast will play out in the upcoming weeks?
Since you wrote that 3 1/2 weeks ago on 8/26, Hillary's chance of winning has dropped from 82.7% to 59.8%; Trump is up to 40.1%.
I'm among the shocked that Trump is not only still in the race, but he's one Hillary coughing fit/collapse/brain freeze/seizure/spasm away from winning.
Since you wrote that 3 1/2 weeks ago on 8/26, Hillary's chance of winning has dropped from 82.7% to 59.8%; Trump is up to 40.1%.
I'm among the shocked that Trump is not only still in the race, but he's one Hillary coughing fit/collapse/brain freeze/seizure/spasm away from winning.
From what I have been hearing, another "health incident" will finish her quickly maybe in more ways than one!
Before the debate, the now-cast model showed Trump had finally pulled ahead and was winning.
i'm curious about this. i heard this claim and saw a supposed screen grab on a 3rd party blog but...... nothing on the 538 "how the odds have changed" chart indicates this lead change.
i'm curious about this. i heard this claim and saw a supposed screen grab on a 3rd party blog but...... nothing on the 538 "how the odds have changed" chart indicates this lead change.
This website also said that Trump had no chance at being the nominee.
There's a reason that no one but you quotes the "La Times Daily Tracking Poll."
Add about 6 points to Clinton and you will have a closer idea of what the real polls look like.
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