We Hoosiers know a sick sow when we see one.
Maybe this will help pull Todd Young across the finish line. We do not need the return of carpetbagger Evan Bayh.
Ignore all media
Get Out The Vote
My Mother worked at a hair salon at a Marriot in Indianapolis. But that was 50 years ago. My father and I got to meet Joe E. Brown and Roy Rogers.
Romney carried Indiana by about 54-44%.
If Trump is doing better than Romney did here, he’s probably doing better than Romney in other states too.
Obama only beat Romney by about 51-48% overall. So while Indiana is not really in doubt, the margin in this poll has got to be noted, and could well be happening in other states too.
56% - in line with Trump’s real national numbers.
Now that is a blowout win in IN.
I have seen a grand total of two Hillary signs around these parts. And while not everywhere, I’ve seen far more Trump signs.
Up around Geist Reservoir, there’s a road with telelphone poles very close to the road. A few of them have a cement casing around the base. I saw one where TRUMP was painted on that casing in Red, White, and Blue.
NOBODY is going to be stealing or running over that sign.
Ohio is something of a bellwether, and a 9 point difference from the national average seems nonsensical.
Even Scott county who has had but one elected republican in recent years is YUGE for DJT
I’m seeing more and more Trump signs all over the area, but I have yet to see a single Clinton sign.
This is way, way better than Minion did in 2012.
2012 was Mitt +10, so this as Trump +24 is interesting momentum.
While not by those magins I do expect Trump to take IA, MI, WI, OH and PA as well.
She doesn’t have the support or enthusiasm in the rust belt to come out of the cities in these states with enough margin to hold off the enthusiastic and massive Support Trump will get from the suburban and rural portions of these states.
This needs to carry over to the Senate race.
Two words: F*** Cruz.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election_in_Indiana,_2012
That is 2% more for Trump than for Romney, and there are still a lot of undecided voters.