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Well polls look bad lately, but nobody has been able to satisfy my question of how any poll is reliable these days so I will just wait and see what happens.
From my informal yard sign poll on the way to the grocery store Hillary had 3 signs to Trumps 2, I can report without reservation that Hillary is going to win Mississippi.
I guess Florida is in trouble because I only saw one Trump sign, home made with the rebel flag next to it.
Y'know - I wonder whether any of this is due to the Assange no-show. I wonder whether there were folks who were hesitating because of the threat of a wikileaks bombshell, but now that there isn't one, they're on board.
If anyone sees any polling on this issue, please post it!
She needs people who don't personally identify with her to show up. I see that as a turnout risk. If it rains, they stay home. It's much harder to get someone to vote against your opponent. The anti Trump vote has never materialized to date and she needs it.
See the problem is that poll after poll shows that most people are doing just that for both candidates. In fact Trump has less natural support in his party than she has. So if that's the case then Trump is going to have even bigger issues come election day according to your theory.
The last two weeks they tightened up because pollsters assumed that Romney was benefitting from more natural enthusiasm and that would turn out more voters. It did actually do that. The problem is Obama turned out a lot more unlikely and new voters which pretty much led to several polls being off.
Economist has Clinton +3 in a 4-way...same as pre debate and within the margin of error. CVoter has Trump up 1%. LA Times has Trump up 4%. Rasmussen has Trump up 1%.
It's not going to affect polls and it won't cancel the debate.
Entire sections of Florida might have power outages and mass evacuations. Already 2 million people are urged to evacuate. If nobody can answer phones because of utility outages or because of evacuation, this could impact the ability to poll proper demographical areas.
The last two weeks they tightened up because pollsters assumed that Romney was benefitting from more natural enthusiasm and that would turn out more voters. It did actually do that. The problem is Obama turned out a lot more unlikely and new voters which pretty much led to several polls being off.
Actually, where is Mrs. Wallstreet Robot = Mrs Clinton?
Haven't heard or seen from her in a long time.
I guess she is resting and preparing and memorizing and engaging in stunt debates for the 2nd Debate.
These might be the delegates that put Clinton over 300.
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