Posted on 10/01/2016 7:41:54 AM PDT by GilGil
Trump Snatches Lead in All Age Groups from Crooked Hillary Donald Trump is surging farther ahead of Hillary Clinton in the USC Daybreak Poll.
Since the debate on Monday night, Trump has risen by 1.1% to 47.3% and Clinton has fallen one percent to 42.7%. That gives Trump a very healthy 5.6% lead. Notice also that today, Trump has surged above the poll’s “95% confidence interval”. According to the USC pollsters: “Figures lying outside the gray band mean that we are at least 95% confident that the candidate with the highest percentage will win the popular vote.”
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This 4 minute update is very much worth your time to listen.
It isn’t over until all the dead people go to the polls and the last vote is recounted for the third time.
Ohio, Florida, Iowa, Colorado, Nevada
Those are the states I’m focused on. Everything else is noise
Well, concerning the youth vote her leaked remarks about Bernie supporters are certainly not going to endear her to that group, lol.
“Since the debate on Monday night, Trump has risen by 1.1% to 47.3% and Clinton has fallen one percent to 42.7%. That gives Trump a very healthy 5.6% lead.”
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47.3% - 42.7% = 4.6%.
But who’s counting?
Actually, yesterday Hillary had 41.7%, which makes for the 5.6% lead.
I am more inclined to trust this poll than any mainstream poll.
The MSM has the long knives out for Trump, because if he is elected, their whole world comes crashing down.
Which is why we MUST unite and elect Trump.
The MSM has the long knives out for Trump, because if he is elected, their whole world comes crashing down.
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This is inevitable. This election is over.
95% chance of Trump winning the popular vote.
Nate Silver still thinks Hillary has a 64.3% chance of winning the election.
Who is right? Highly unlikely the popular vote winner would lose in the Electoral College. Still possible if its close though.
Last time it happened was 2000 and before that in 1888.
Ohio, Florida, Iowa, Colorado, Nevada
Those are the states I’m focused on. Everything else is noise
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Don’t forget PA
Winning Pennsylvania would be very nice, too.
Seeing more Trump signs in SW Florida
Hillary none…. a few Bernie signs
Ask Nate about his predictions in the primaries.
THAT IS YESTERDAY’S TRUMP NUMBER
I just looked at the USC/Times site — The CORRECT numbers for today are: Trump 46.7 and Clinton 42.3
“…. a few Bernie signs”
Not just die-hards, but dying even harder.
Poor old Bernie was bought off after playing the stooge to backlight Herself. Only, he was doing just a little TOO well.
The youth vote could very well go to Gary Johnson or even Jill Stein. I do NOT see much of it going to The Donald, or at least, not just yet. Or they might just stay home, a shaky option, but for Herself, one that is all too real.
Yes , those states are all that matter and most of all Florida, Florida , Florida. Rubio is the key. Trump has to spend all his time and money for ads in these States and especially Florida.
Go Trump!
“Ohio, Florida, Iowa, Colorado, Nevada”
Best add PA.
Snatches and Hillary in same headline :)
Yeah, but all of the mainstream media polls are reporting him behind. I have yet to figure out the mathematics necessary for him to lead in every age group, yet still be behind nationally. I guess I never did very well with irrational numbers in school.
Trump team very confident in all five.
I think Still wrote this when it was at its highest.
But look at it this way: Trump is less than 3 points from the magic 50, has been there for weeks. Even a SPLIT of indies would put him over 50, but a 10% lead with indies? He would come in with something like 51% in a 4-way race. Unheard of.
Good to see this. The Chicago media is reporting polls that show Hillary “surging” since the debate. I have yet to see one Hillary yard sign or bumper sticker. Thought it was a good thing overall that the Chicago Tribune endorsed Johnson over Hillary. Not that newspaper endorsements mean anything, other than the media reporting the ones for her over and over. Young voters don’t read newspapers.
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