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Old 11-04-2016, 06:47 PM
 
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Not thWV results but voter registration which is backed by exit polls.
Voter registration? That's a generic number available at any time.

 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:07 PM
 
Location: FL
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Rcp Flórida is Blue, 538 Flórida is red, nate silver not updated, or put the latest research that came out ... a way to keep your audience ....After the disclosure of the mass early voting Democrats in Nevada, he stopped playing with the colors and let the light blue state since early morning.
Florida on 538 has been switching to blue and red for Florida and North Carolina all day.
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:22 PM
 
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Hilly is finishing the long campaign STRONG like a great thoroughbred.

Reckless Donnie appears gassed now, and is staggering thru the stretch.

And it's too late for incompetent Comey to pump any more oxygen into the tired old man.

Hilly will take this thing going away...



CLINTON - KAINE


And Straight DEM on Tuesday too...


WE need that Senate...
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:25 PM
 
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A couple of noted Republican Never Trumpers made predictions on the election today.

Steve Schmidt (McCain 2004 Chair)- predicted Clinton win of from about 300 to 323 EV.

Bill Kirstol (Weekly Standard)- predicted a Clinton win with a national popular vote margin somewhere between Obama in 2012 (3.86%) and Obama in 2008 (7.26%).
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:30 PM
 
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A couple of noted Republican Never Trumpers made predictions on the election today.

Steve Schmidt (McCain 2004 Chair)- predicted Clinton win of from about 300 to 323 EV.

Bill Kirstol (Weekly Standard)- predicted a Clinton win with a national popular vote margin somewhere between Obama's in 2012 (3.86%) and Obama in 2008 (7.26%).
Is this suppose to have some significance? Why not ask Mickey Mouse?
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:31 PM
 
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Nate Silver website says state polls shows Trump momentum for possible win... 1 point swing can make the difference...

Election Update: National Polls Show Clinton
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:39 PM
 
Location: az
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During the Brexit election the Yes vote moved up the poll as the election date approached. However, the No vote was clearly positioned to win. So why didn`t it? 1. Younger voters didn`t turn out as predicted. 2. Many voters weren`t as concerned about free trade as they were were about increased competition for jobs.

Then there was were the No supporters could only see the Yes vote as xenophobic causing some Yes voters to shy away except from where it counted: the ballot box.

I won`t be surprised if Trump has an additional 2% unaccounted support. A % of Dem voters unaccounted for who don`t give a damn how many women Trump banged or how sexist he is or if he builds a wall or not. They’re concerned with their jobs and/or sick of Washington or whatever but they are crossing over to Trump.

Again I like Nate Silvers site but he was dead wrong about Trump in the primaries largely because of variables which can`t be measured this election.

The final Real Clear polling average had Romney down 1.5 yet Obama cleaned up because the voter turnout.

But HC is no Obama and Trump isn`t Romney.

Trump > Clinton Nov. 8th
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:47 PM
 
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I have been quiet about so as to not tip off the Hillary liberals but yes, that is exactly the way I see it... I think it's bigger than 2%.. so if the borderline states are close, it's Trump... possibly Michigan even... that's why Clinton dumped millions in Michigan... if everyone is going to vote Trump... he WILL win...
 
Old 11-04-2016, 07:55 PM
 
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Rothenberg/Gonzalez Political Report Election Forecast (Updated 11/3/2016)

Clinton 323
Trump 191
Tossup 24

Presidential Ratings | The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report
Man that is beautiful.
 
Old 11-04-2016, 08:05 PM
 
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During the Brexit election the Yes vote moved up the poll as the election date approached. However, the No vote was clearly positioned to win. So why didn`t it? 1. Younger voters didn`t turn out as predicted. 2. Many voters weren`t as concerned about free trade as they were were about increased competition for jobs.

Then there was were the No supporters could only see the Yes vote as xenophobic causing some Yes voters to shy away except from where it counted: the ballot box.

I won`t be surprised if Trump has an additional 2% unaccounted support. A % of Dem voters unaccounted for who don`t give a damn how many women Trump banged or how sexist he is or if he builds a wall or not. They’re concerned with their jobs and/or sick of Washington or whatever but they are crossing over to Trump.

Again I like Nate Silvers site but he was dead wrong about Trump in the primaries largely because of variables which can`t be measured this election.

The final Real Clear polling average had Romney down 1.5 yet Obama cleaned up because the voter turnout.

But HC is no Obama and Trump isn`t Romney.

Trump > Clinton Nov. 8th
Very good probability Trump can take Pennsylvania and 2nd district Maine... Michigan and Colorado are battleground states but Colorado is I think a lost cause... Wisconsin and Virginia cannot be won... all the other battleground states are Trump... New Hampshire is a must watch state...
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