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To: Armando Guerra

Look at the real numbers, not the leftist newspapers.

While Dems do have a lead in the number of voters turning out to vote early, those numbers are down from 2012, when 0bama won FL by less than 1%. Republicans have turned out in higher numbers than in 2012, these are the eager Trump voters. And how many of theose Democrats turned out to vote for Trump too?

Trump leads huge in the polls of people in FL who say they will vote on election day (51% to 36%). So if the Dems have a moderate lead in early voting, Trumps overwhelms on election day and takes the lead.

I beleive Trump will win all the Romney states, along with FL, OH and IA. That puts him at 259 EV’s

PA, VA, CO, NV, NM. NH, MI and ME CD2 are all very close toss ups. Trump just needs 2 of them (only one if VA, MI or PA go his way).


37 posted on 11/07/2016 8:06:39 AM PST by Angels27
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To: Angels27

This doesnt make sense. How is Dem turnout down, but over 50% early voted?

Did over 50% of Florida’s votes get cast early last time as well?


43 posted on 11/07/2016 8:20:28 AM PST by Viennacon
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To: Angels27

I truly hope that it goes as you say. Another post about the internals on polls in Florida show a significant enthusiasm gap. That is what I am seeing on the ground in Florida. It is hard to see a car with a Hillary bumper sticker and the Trump yard signs out number the Hillary signs by a 4-1 margin. Hillary does not have the appeal that Donald has. That is why I am bothered. I honestly expected the number to show more Republicans having voted via early voting and mail-in than Democrats. I will have to crunch the numbers but, off hand, if the Dade and Broward numbers had increased in line with what other counties have shown I believe that the Republican numbers would be ahead instead of slightly behind. With Dade and Broward being ground zero for fraud in Florida, when they have numbers not in-line with the rest of the state I worry. Poll watchers need to be vigilant and Trump better tell his attorneys to be ready to go into action. I have said in prior elections that the Republican candidate not only needs to win the vote, but be beyond the margin of fraud. If the margin of fraud was a 3% for Obama, with Hillary it has to be at least 5%.


48 posted on 11/07/2016 8:33:38 AM PST by Armando Guerra
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