****Presidential Election Results 2016**** (Hispanic, compare, united, voters)

[kingtodd]

Originally Posted by peequi

Double check your post or source. I think that may be incorrect.

Thats right...FNC reporting FL at 50% HRC 47% Trump with 71% reporting.

[Enigma777]

Clinton looking good in Florida--

Bellwether county --

"...Clinton is up by 10 percentage points in early returns from Hillsborough County. That’s good for her, but again, we need to wait for more data..."

Hillsborough County likely to predict winner of presidential election

http://wfla.com/2016/10/31/hillsboro...pdate-19197189

[MustermannBB]

Trump is leading VA. Dammit.

[Cali Doll]

She's also up in NC.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by PullMyFinger

I remember from elections past the numbers in Florida changing drastically late. So early results do not mean much I agree.

Originally Posted by Packard fan

THAT could really hurt Hillary.

Originally Posted by marino760

That's all he needs to do.

No he doesnt, He needed to do better, since turnout overall is up among Latinos.


there is a giant difference between losing Latino's 400,000 to 100,000 vs losing 800,000 to 200,000, both are 25%.

[floridanative10]

trump is crushing ohio virginia georgia and north carolina. I thought all those states were swing states

virginia was lean dems?

[key2success]

geez crooked HC is going to get florida

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by Packard fan

THAT could really hurt Hillary.

1) Don't rely on exit polls. They told us that Kerry and Gore would win. At best they are an inexact science.

2) If you do use them for a group like Latinos then use Latino Decisions. They will have better numbers. They have it at 67-31 in Florida for Clinton. Which is better than Obama. So if that is correct Trump won't be getting above 19 percent or so.

[bUU]

Clinton now ahead in both FL and NC.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by key2success

geez crooked HC is going to get florida

Nooooooo