Posted on 10/31/2016 7:29:57 AM PDT by BlessedBeGod
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10/31 |
10/30 |
Change |
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Trump |
46.6 |
46.0 |
+ . 6 |
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Clinton |
43.2 |
44.1 |
- . 9 |
(Excerpt) Read more at cesrusc.org ...
Meaning you're expecting President Pantsuit?
and so it begins!! Let’s see those numbers plummet!
Meaning that their delay is because they didn’t. Believe their own results
See 43. Didn’t explain myself well
Thanks and thanks.
TRump needs to go above 50% to seal the deal
Amen!. I was starting to freak out
Oh my...
A 3 point win on Dornsife nationally is a strong enough trend that it becomes a game changer state-by-state.
IIRC, though it still has his name on it, didn’t Rasmussen himself pretty much get ran out from his own polling company?
Great news bump
Trump also has high unfavorables. The key difference is why: Trump is abrassive, Clinton is corrupt. Only one of these is forgivable.
TTTT!
Sadly, I believe you.
If this holds: 300 EVs
Would like to see 330 or so, so it can be called a “mandate”.
Or should be called that.
Fingers crossed, since there are no end to surprises in 2016. Heck, the Cubs won a World Series game at Wrigley for example.
It must be terribly frustrating to Hillary who has worked her whole life to become president to watch it slip away and have no one to blame except herself.
When did Pat C say this??
Not sure what is going on today but the center’s graph is different than the one at the Latimes site. This is the first time I have noticed this happening. THe Times version actually shows CLinton gaining ground. I suspect operatives at work.
LInk to LATimes version
http://graphics.latimes.com/usc-presidential-poll-dashboard/#perceived-vote
That link shows DJT at 46.0, not 46.6 which is supposedly where he is today.
He said this on Stuart Varney & Company on Fox Business at about 9:15 AM CST this morning.
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