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I think biden will def win AZ but will lose PA and Mich unless he takes a hard stance on China. many undecided MIDWESTERN voters really don't like China.
Huh? It's the other way around. Trump isn't losing Arizona
Against a normal republican president, but let's face it Trump is facing the perfect storm of a disaster he has thrown gasoline on. His handling of the epidemic has shown him unqualified to be the president. Contrast this with Biden who a lot of independent voters & retirees can identify with. Add in the republican strategy of re-opening to save the economy but sacrificing grandma didn't go over great with grandma.
Yeah, Trump isn't a normal Republican. He's actually better.
And he's done a decent job overall. Only Democrats for the most part think he hasnt handle it well because they hate Trump anyway
Joe is most likely going to carry Arizona. Same for Mark Kelly for our 2nd Senate seat. We aren't Trumpists. Give us a reasonable conservative and we'll lean that way.
Depends where you look. The aggregate of final Wisconsin polls that I found was predicting a 5.3% Clinton win. Trump won by 0.77%. So, about 6 points. However, there wasn't much polling between the Comey's announcement of an investigation into Clinton. I wouldn't be surprised if the polls could have caught that given more time between that announcement and Election Day.
Regardless, it was a miss. But the vast majority of polls were close to the actual result. I stand by my assessment. Just because WI was off and nearly all of the other 49 states were close to the final result doesn't mean all polls are garbage and have no value.
Depends where you look. The aggregate of final Wisconsin polls that I found was predicting a 5.3% Clinton win. Trump won by 0.77%. So, about 6 points. However, there wasn't much polling between the Comey's announcement of an investigation into Clinton. I wouldn't be surprised if the polls could have caught that given more time between that announcement and Election Day.
Regardless, it was a miss. But the vast majority of polls were close to the actual result. I stand by my assessment. Just because WI was off and nearly all of the other 49 states were close to the final result doesn't mean all polls are garbage and have no value.
Thats a pretty big miss.
And If what you say is true why were all the outlets declaring Hillary had a 90-99 percent chance of winning.
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