8:00 PM EST, when the polls close in many states, and most of the key swing states, we will have a VERY good idea how the election is going to go.
Posted on 11/04/2016 4:08:00 PM PDT by Pence_Dispenser
A definite and early sign that Trump will win will be the gap in the first few states that call in their totals. Lets say its Iowa,Indiana,South Carolina,Michigan and one more in middle America. Trump wins all of them handily,either a 65/35 or 60/40 clear victory. This would prove what we have all been suspicious of regarding the skewed polls. ABC and CNN in particular will lose all credibility.
Dude, I’ll tell ya, those results will never come out. They’ll wait for the inner city vote like Philly and the numbers will skew the Hillary way. Granted we all hear that Blacks won’t turn out for Hillary like Obama BUT, I guarantee you check the North and West Philly registers as registered voters and votes cast.
Please, if anyone here can tell me “It’s ok that 110 votes came out of that ward even though only 100 people were registered??
In 59 of those wards they had zero votes for Romney.
I hate to say it but the election has already been stolen.
Looked it up:
The first poll closings occur in eastern Kentucky at 6 p.m. and across the rest of the state by 7 p.m., North Carolina will close at 7:30 p.m..
I think we’ll see guidance from E kentucky. They’ll choose between coal and welfare. NH (8pm?) may be an early harbinger too.
I expect NC and Fla to be close.
New Hampshire. New Hampshire is the early key. It closes early and they use optical scanner machines. If Trump does well there, it means a good night.
Not trying to get hopes up, but quite a few male Bernie supporters I know going Trump. Female Bernies going Hillary.
If my aunt had balls, she’d be my uncle.
Virginia 700pm
mainstreamers would never announce it early.
8:00 PM EST, when the polls close in many states, and most of the key swing states, we will have a VERY good idea how the election is going to go.
60%? Give me a break. No chance of that
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I was just eggzagerrating! I dont think Trump will win any swing state with a 60/40 wipe-out, but would wish it!
But my heading was being realistic, I am still guessing about an 8 to 10 point margin.
KY will go for Trump. But you’re right about Eastern KY: Living off the dole and lawsuits is the biggest source of income in Eastern KY.
If Dan Rather says somebody’s carried a state, you can take it to the bank.
Your uncle Mikey?
If she flipped why was Huma out doing a fund-raiser for Hillary last night?
Just don’t believe it.
bttt
Kentucky is often the first state called because the polls close at 6 PM local and the most populous counties are in the Easter Time Zone.
Also, since 1924 Kentucky has voted with the winner every time except Obama's two wins and in 1952. In that 1952 election and in the 1920 election, Kentucky voted with the loser but in both cases the votes were 49%+ to 49%+, i.e., super close.
I predict Trump will be called for Kentucky at about 6:05 PM.
Some of the deep red states in the southeast, such as Kentucky, Alabama, and maybe South Carolina will be called first. The thing to keep an eye on will be margin of victory vs. 2012. If Trump is outperforming Romney, Trump is in for a good night. New Hampshire will also be a critical early state to watch, it is not very populous and should come in early.
Yes, that’s shim!
Well....
Who wins isn’t ‘the thing’.
It’s what the numbers tell us about a trend.
I want to see yuge numbers for Trump from KY.
OTOH if he just ekes out a win in KY I’ll be crying.
I live just across the border and there are two economies: pills and welfare, and workers.
it’s so sad.
I like pie ... and those Japanese anime girls with big eyes.
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Weiner, with Huma included—Thanks.
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