Posted on 10/26/2016 7:17:32 AM PDT by Helicondelta
Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by 4 points in Ohio in the latest Axiom strategies poll released on Thursday.
Absentee ballot requests are up 40% in GOP-leaning Butler County.
Conservative Treehouse reported:
A 40% increase in absentee ballot requests from Ohio Republicans (over 2012) is a significant sign of the Monster Vote surfacing…
HAMILTON, Ohio — If you’re trying to read the tea leaves, this could be very good news for Donald Trump: Absentee voting in Republican stronghold Butler County is up 9 percent this year compared to 2012, and 21 percent over 2008.
Two weeks before the election, the Butler County Board of Elections has seen 40 percent more requests from Republicans compared to 2012, and 51 percent more requests from Republicans compared to 2008. (read more)
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Excellent
Not D +6.... and every poll is using 2012 as the baseline turnout model.
It isn’t 2012.
2 candidates with big negatives ...
mistake to assume the “non-voters” who are coming out this time are a tidal wave for Trump ... although he will have a healthy margin vs. Hillary among them.
These non-voters don’t get polled.
And furthermore, this sort of thing just let's the 'rats know how much fraud they need to steal the thing.
First-time Trump voters haven’t been polled.
That and the assumption Hillary will do as well as Obama have colored the race.
We’re in for surprises in November.
or it could be Dems who are using absentee as a way to commit voter fraud on a massive scale.
November 8-9 is when we’ll see if it’s a monster vote, or monster vote fraud, with people voting for deceased/moved Republicans.
In 2012 Romney beat Obama 62% to 37% in Butler County with a vote margin of 43,000 votes. McCain beat Obama in Butler County 61% to 38% with a vote margin of 39,000 votes. Look for Trump to exceed those totals by a lot if the absentee ballot increase of 40% manifests itself in votes.
Montgomery CO: actual votes: Rs up 2000+ over Ds.
However, in 2012 we found that “Us” or “unclassifieds” were crucial because according to OH law a Democrat who did not vote in the primary (when Obama had no competition) was automatically reclassified U.
Therefore, using household voting patterns for every house in county, we found in fact Rs STILL hold a 2000+ lead (in 2012, Us went 2:1 to Obama.)
Montgomery CO. with absentees +early went 17,200 to Obama.
WE ESTIMATE AFTER EARLY VOTING AT BEST IT WILL BE A DRAW, meaning in this very blue county Trump has already picked up about 17,000 votes (which includes the “undecideds” based on historical voting).
OH is over. Trump needs to move on, or keep appearances here to a minimum to pin down Cankles.
Another bit of information that will be buried by FOX CNNews. Meg thinks every man is a sexual predator.
Pray America wakes
FYI - I work Trump Campaign in Clermont Cty, OH. Obama in 2012 won OH by only winning 4 counties near Cleveland. We have had tons of older people register to vote at the office that had not voted since 1964 and other first time voters. There is a huge mad as hell mind set, that has come back to voting due to Trump’s message. Nobody represents the little guy anymore.
[Meg thinks every man is a sexual predator.]
Didn’t she defend her former sex predator boss Roger Ailes?
Agreed.
Not a big fan of early and/or absentee voting anyway.
True, there are cases where absentee voting is necessary, but I doubt in the numbers we are experiencing this year.
Trump is the primal scream of many scores of millions of eligible voters. And people know in their hearts what Illary is, and I believe when they get in that booth, a great many will, in the end, be guided by their conscience.
There could be a lot of people surprised that they have “already” voted when they go to vote on Nov 8th
I wouldn’t suspect non-voters to come out in mass to vote against a candidate. Non-voters are overtaken by apathy for a system that has always left them in the cold after begging for their vote. They have given up. Trump is hope renewed. One last chance.
“2 candidates with big negatives ...”
With me Trump has huge positives and a few, mild, negatives.
His positions on the issues are the biggest positives, and his ability to get things done is right up there. Also, as president I think he will communicate vociferously with we the people.
thanks for the information.
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