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WBUR Poll Finds A Tightening Presidential Race In N.H
WBUR ^ | 10/14/16 | Fred Thys

Posted on 10/14/2016 8:58:33 AM PDT by justlittleoleme

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To: justlittleoleme

At least this D / R / I split is not badly skewed - maybe even a little in Trumps favor. So, there is a good chance he really is behind 3-4 points in NH. But, I think think that the enthusiasm gap makes NH possible for Trump to win.

D 30
R 33.3
I 36.7

M 53
W 47


21 posted on 10/14/2016 9:19:30 AM PDT by rigelkentaurus
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To: SoFloFreeper

Hillary is lazy. She again has men doing her work and a few women. If the media were honest, they’d ask why men have to do all the work for Hillary if she wants to be the first women president. And I could care less about trump’ s video and other crap. What does that have to do with running the country? Nothing!


22 posted on 10/14/2016 9:23:59 AM PDT by napscoordinator (Trump/Hunter, jr for President/Vice President 2016)
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To: justlittleoleme

I live in Minnesota, and last week I was taking my granddaughter to school, she’s 13. I asked her who all the kids were supporting, and was surprised to hear her say TRUMP. I asked why they weren’t supporting Clinton, and she said, “everyone knows she’s a liar.” She said that “everyone thinks that Trump loves the country, and doesn’t lie nearly as much as Clinton.”

I don’t know if that means anything, but I do know that the younger kids like 13, tend to support the candidates their parents support. My daughter, who voted for 0bama twice, is voting for Trump. She said that she’d like to see a woman become president, but “not Hillary, she is a liar, has no empathy, and only cares about herself.”


23 posted on 10/14/2016 9:27:57 AM PDT by euram
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To: LiveFree99
The poll also said that Ayotte was tied with Hassan at 47 each in the Senate race. I think Ayotte loses now because of her stupid announcement that she’s not voting for Trump.

If Trump wins, it's going to be open season on purging RINOs.
24 posted on 10/14/2016 9:30:51 AM PDT by JamesP81
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To: Beeman

I agree. It looks like the trend is slowly going in Trumps favor.


25 posted on 10/14/2016 9:32:11 AM PDT by Parley Baer
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To: BRL

“Rubio may have won. Cruz... No way”

It does not matter the Republican candidate. The media will come out with the same material on them that they did with Trump. I would assume Rubio has a “past”. If not they will make one up.


26 posted on 10/14/2016 9:34:04 AM PDT by Parley Baer
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To: euram
I live in Minnesota, and last week I was taking my granddaughter to school, she’s 13. I asked her who all the kids were supporting, and was surprised to hear her say TRUMP. I asked why they weren’t supporting Clinton, and she said, “everyone knows she’s a liar.” She said that “everyone thinks that Trump loves the country, and doesn’t lie nearly as much as Clinton.”

I've done a good bit of traveling and business in MN. That place is different. I don't know where you were, but your daughter's comment wouldn't be too far out of line in the rural areas.

If you're in the Cities, it's shocking because MPLS-St Paul seems to be in competition with San Francisco to see who can be the most leftist. The place is another world altogether. I call it the People's Republic of Minneapolis.
27 posted on 10/14/2016 9:34:10 AM PDT by JamesP81
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To: rigelkentaurus

“So, there is a good chance he really is behind 3-4 points in NH. But, I think think that the enthusiasm gap makes NH possible for Trump to win.”

I agree. I also think this can be said for some other states. It is the enthusiasm gap. GO TRUMP GO


28 posted on 10/14/2016 9:36:35 AM PDT by Parley Baer
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To: ZULU

Iused to call myself a Conservative. I don’t any longer. Now I simply call myself a Red, White, and Blue American. The “Conservatives” have disgusted me. They continue with their fault finding and refuse to look at the Big Pixture. i think there are a lot like me.


29 posted on 10/14/2016 9:56:04 AM PDT by Mollypitcher1 (I have not yet begun to fight....John Paul Jones)
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To: justlittleoleme

NH is much like MA in the sense that it’s a completely red state except for the cities.

That may be hard to believe to some but it is true.


30 posted on 10/14/2016 9:57:37 AM PDT by Snowybear
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To: goldstategop

Trump and his campaign believe New Hampshire and Maine are in play. He has two rallies scheduled for tomorrow, one in each state. Both states seem to have a sort of reverse Mason-Dixon line, with the southern areas closer to Boston favoring Clinton and the more northerly rural areas supporting Trump.


31 posted on 10/14/2016 10:00:20 AM PDT by Wallace T.
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To: JamesP81

Why wait? Let the purging start now.


32 posted on 10/14/2016 10:01:05 AM PDT by LiveFree99
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To: Owen

They poll in zip codes they know will yield the desired ratios.


33 posted on 10/14/2016 10:01:36 AM PDT by ez ("Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is..." - Milton)
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To: Mollypitcher1

Yup.

I first stopped calling myself a Republican.
Then I stopped calling myself a Conservative.

I’m a Nationalist and a Patriot. My essential views have been consistent for decades.


34 posted on 10/14/2016 10:03:41 AM PDT by ClearCase_guy (Abortion is what slavery was: immoral but not illegal. Not yet.)
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To: goldstategop

2012 turnout is subject to interpretation:

It depends on if the measure is % of eligible adults or eligible voters. It was 2% Dem advantage of eligible adults, but 5% of eligible (registered) voters.

As of 2012. registration was D 36% of eligible voters and GOP 27% with I (or neither) 24%.

There are no doubt pollsters who are doing D+9 just because of that number, applying a screen.


35 posted on 10/14/2016 10:48:58 AM PDT by Owen
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To: Owen
Did the Dem party pick up that many more people since 2012? Seems unlikely, especially when D+9 wasn’t always being seen in samples 3 weeks ago.

The data I have seen states that GOP party affiliation has increased significantly in the last few years, bringing the two major parties closer in terms of percentage of the population.

Independents now represent some 40% of the population, and the two major parties split the difference, with the Democrat party maintaining an advantage of no more than 4 or 5 points.

There will be many Democrats voting for Trump, and there will be few Republicans voting for Hillary. Independents should also break for Trump over Hillary.

Hopefully, the enthusiasm gap is real. If it is, it should help Trump. Also, the general headwinds favor Trump (see Brexit and numerous other local and federal elections all over the globe).

Thus, polls which oversample of Democrats in the +9 or +11 range are clearly not representative of public sentiment, and indeed serve primarily the Establishment goal of propping up a weak Democrat candidate.

The Revolution is ON!

Vote Trump!

36 posted on 10/14/2016 11:16:43 AM PDT by sargon (The Revolution is ON! Vote Trump!)
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To: sargon

Well, again, the question is how did they get D+9.

Did they apply a screen, or did they sample randomly and that’s who answered the queries?

This:
http://www.people-press.org/2016/09/13/1-the-changing-composition-of-the-political-parties/0_2-2/

is a chart showing party identification, leaners included. It’s D+4 sampled Jan-August this year. Again, can’t get official measure because many states register without party affiliation.


37 posted on 10/14/2016 12:14:44 PM PDT by Owen
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To: Ted Grant

Rubio is the kind of candidate that conventional, professional Republicans love.

______________________________________________

Hitlery’s brown shirts would have savaged Rubio, who has real skeletons in his “closet.”


38 posted on 10/14/2016 2:58:57 PM PDT by HenpeckedCon
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