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This is one of the very best polls, rated A+ by 538. 200 landline and 200 cell phone, adjusted for age, gender, race and party, adjusted to match most recent census data.
If Clinton takes PA and FL it will be a very long night for Trump.
This is one of the very best polls, rated A+ by 538. 200 landline and 200 cell phone, adjusted for age, gender, race and party, adjusted to match most recent census data.
If Clinton takes PA and FL it will be a very long night for Trump.
Yeah, of course. I suspect we will not really have a clear view until next month though. There are some signs it's potentially leaning more towards Clinton though. Whether or not those trends remain won't be clear for a bit.
This is one of the very best polls, rated A+ by 538. 200 landline and 200 cell phone, adjusted for age, gender, race and party, adjusted to match most recent census data.
If Clinton takes PA and FL it will be a very long night for Trump.
Actually, a short night. Both of them are in the East. We may know a lot by 10 PM Eastern time.
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Honestly this is the most volatile election that I have ever seen.
This is one of the very best polls, rated A+ by 538. 200 landline and 200 cell phone, adjusted for age, gender, race and party, adjusted to match most recent census data.
If Clinton takes PA and FL it will be a very long night for Trump.
There is no way Clinton takes Florida, I would wager large amounts of money on it
There is no way Clinton takes Florida, I would wager large amounts of money on it
Think about Florida. It has been close for the past several presidential elections. Now add the fact that there are a lot of hispanic voters in Florida. They have been growing since the 2012 election and many have been registering specifically to vote against Trump. This could make Florida more blue than prior elections. Jeb Bush was a former Florida governor that was well liked. Trump was rotten to Jeb Bush. This could sway older voters that like Jeb Bush and remember him.
There is no way Clinton takes Florida, I would wager large amounts of money on it
Better not wager too large. Very few can predict Florida. It is related to turnout and the under-polling of minorities. There will be a rather huge get-out-the-vote effort in the Latino communities.
"...Suffolk University pollster David Paleologos, whose polls are aggregated into mainstream averages to show where the presidential race stands in the swing states, said he’s finished polling in Florida, North Carolina and Virginia because President Obama has no shot of winning those states..."
"...According to the FiveThirtyEight “now-cast” on Friday, Mr. Romney would be a 78 percent favorite to win Florida in an election held today. Projecting forward to Nov. 6 introduces a bit more uncertainty, but he’s now a 69 percent favorite to carry the state on Election Day, according to the model..."
This is one of the very best polls, rated A+ by 538. 200 landline and 200 cell phone, adjusted for age, gender, race and party, adjusted to match most recent census data.
If Clinton takes PA and FL it will be a very long night for Trump.
This is great news. She is righting the ship.
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