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Sam Wang at Princeton Election Consortium does statistical analysis of state polls. His methods and results are highly regarded. Using 170 state polls, he currently has
Electoral college prediction: Clinton 303 Trump 235
Clinton Nov. win probability: 76% to 84%
Highly regarded?
Like Nate Silver, Wang said Trump had no chance at being nominated.
TRUMP Officially Takes the Lead in the Latest UPI Electoral College Poll
For the first time this year, a major polling operation now says that Donald Trump has overtaken Hillary Clinton in the only race that matters – the Electoral College race.
The poll was conducted between Sept. 12 and 25th. It tracks 250 likely voters in each state every week. Results are tabulated every two weeks.
Trump tromps the ailing former Secretary of State by an Electoral College margin of 292 to 246 with 270 needed for victory.
People hear the sound bites from the democrats' propaganda machine, the MSM, that Hillary won the hit job by NBC, which the liberals refer to as a debate; so the polling reflects this.
The election is quickly approaching and I can't see any conceivable way that Hillary loses. Relative to the last several previous elections, the polls should be much tighter at this point. Trump supporters have been reduced to chalking up Clinton's slight leads in certain polls as some sort of victory.
She has no enthusiastic voters. Who's gonna waste their time voting for her?
Two groups of people have now went through the LA Times/USC poll and Clinton doesn't appear to have gained anything. She's down ~4% which is the same as Sunday/Monday.
How old?... That's the real result... Mainstream Media is spinning the real poll results.
A few days. Trump got schlonged in the debate and new polls are reflecting that.
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