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I doubt the polls will move much at all. Trump's voters don't care. There's some Indies to get so Clinton might pick up a couple states that she otherwise would not have like AZ, GA, UT, or MO.
i'll be curious to see if UT has a dramatic change with the governor, former governor and church-owned paper all renouncing trump.
I doubt the polls will move much at all. Trump's voters don't care. There's some Indies to get so Clinton might pick up a couple states that she otherwise would not have like AZ, GA, UT, or MO. The polls are going to reflect a 5-8 point race like they have since summer.
That is all Hillary has to do to win.
Even if Trump captures Wisconsin, North Carolina and Florida but loses Ohio he still loses the election.
I doubt the polls will move much at all. Trump's voters don't care. There's some Indies to get so Clinton might pick up a couple states that she otherwise would not have like AZ, GA, UT, or MO. The polls are going to reflect a 5-8 point race like they have since summer.
Mmmm, yes and no. He's already lost a couple of points since the first debate, and I think he could easily lose several more as we get closer to decision time and people start to get that it's for real now. Not all of his supporters are diehard cult members; he has his share of moderately committed voters too, same as any candidate ever does. Some of them are not that hard to shake loose.
And, even if he does only lose another point or two, Hillary continues to gain from the undecideds and the third-party voters. She's added about 2.5 points from that pool since the first debate - in fact, that's where most of her lead is coming from - and if Trump continues to horrify people, she may pull a few more of those. She could easily go into November with a 7 or even 8 point lead, even if Trump only loses another point or two.
It looks like half to maybe a bit more than half of this sample was taken after the release of the video showing Trump acting like a vile human being was released Friday afternoon.
Mmmm, yes and no. He's already lost a couple of points since the first debate, and I think he could easily lose several more as we get closer to decision time and people start to get that it's for real now. Not all of his supporters are diehard cult members; he has his share of moderately committed voters too, same as any candidate ever does. Some of them are not that hard to shake loose.
And, even if he does only lose another point or two, Hillary continues to gain from the undecideds and the third-party voters. She's added about 2.5 points from that pool since the first debate - in fact, that's where most of her lead is coming from - and if Trump continues to horrify people, she may pull a few more of those. She could easily go into November with a 7 or even 8 point lead, even if Trump only loses another point or two.
After tonights debate, HRC could easily double her current 4 or 5 point lead. I can't wait to see Trumps body language as he reacts to his interactions with these undecided voters.
Is there ANY scenario in which he loses Ohio and wins?
Not a credible one, no. Technically, of course, it's still possible, but for that to come true so many other states that are comfortably blue would have to flip for no good reason at all that it's not possible on a practical level.
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