Posted on 11/03/2017 8:16:48 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
....A number of Quinnipiac University polls released on Tuesday also put Clinton ahead in four key swing states. In Florida, Clinton has 46 percent to Trump’s 45 percent; in Ohio she leads by 46 percent to Trump’s 41 percent; and in Pennsylvania she leads Trump 48 percent to 43 percent. In North Carolina, Clinton has 47 percent support to Trump's 44 percent.....
FiveThirtyEight says Clinton has a 66.9 percent chance of winning the election, compared to 33.1 percent for Trump....Clinton will win...293.9 electoral votes to Trump’s 243.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsweek.com ...
SHE LOST ALL FOUR!
Ah, memory land . . . how sweeeeet it is!
The pollsters, especially Quinnipiac who for some reason punch well above their weight in national recognition, will pretend 2016 never happened as they attempt to sell the next load of offal.
Beautiful.
Even with instantaneous global communications offering to-the-second information the media were so prepared to gloat that they were genuinely surprised as their edifice of lies crumbled in real time.
It’s important to remember just how prescient the pundits were when the stakes were at their highest..........
“A hidden army of Trump voters that’s undetected by the polls is unlikely to materialize on Election Day,” Politico says.
My favorite YouTube content is replaying election night coverage.
Great Chart. A keeper.
I think the left was in a state of denial right before the election. Everywhere Trump held a rally He pulled a huge crowd and Hillary couldn’t buy one.
It is a crying shame when one cannot even steal the election. All of the corrupt dirty fraudulent deeds and she lost. Even 0bunger was doing criminal deeds to undermine Trump and still she lost
Fun reading:
Support for Clinton and Trump hasn’t budged over the past day, according to theReal Clear Politics average of state and local polls. After seeing her support in the polls waver over the past week, Clinton has a 1.7-point lead on Trump for the second day in a row with 47 percent of support, compared to Trump’s 45.3 percent.
A number of Quinnipiac University polls released on Tuesday also put Clinton ahead in four key swing states. In Florida, Clinton has 46 percent to Trump’s 45 percent; in Ohio she leads by 46 percent to Trump’s 41 percent; and in Pennsylvania she leads Trump 48 percent to 43 percent. In North Carolina, Clinton has 47 percent support to Trump’s 44 percent. Ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!
It’s worth pointing out that 62 percent of people say that the recently discovered emails make no difference in whether they will vote for Clinton, according to a new CBS News/New York Times poll. Most people—92 percent—have already made up their minds about who to vote for, the poll says.
Taking a look at Thursday’s forecasts, Trump’s likelihood of winning the election continues to increase. FiveThirtyEight says Clinton has a 66.9 percent chance of winning the election, compared to 33.1 percent for Trump. That is a significant decrease for Clinton from a week ago, when she had an 81.3 percent chance of winning.
FiveThirtyEight also predicts that Clinton will win the popular vote with 48.5 percent support to Trump’s 45.3 percent, and will receive 293.9 electoral votes to Trump’s 243.
Over at The Upshot, Trump’s chance of winning the election has increased slightly.
Clinton has an 86 percent chance of victory to Trump’s 14 percent chance. However, a new Politico/Morning Consult poll released Thursday morning contradicted suggestions from Trump that his supporters aren’t being accurately represented in the polls because they won’t admit to backing him. “A hidden army of Trump voters that’s undetected by the polls is unlikely to materialize on Election Day,” Politico says.
well, all of that definitely means that Hillary won the election in Bizzaro World ...
Never forget!
With FNC the possible exception, every network came off like a wake, rather than an election.
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Eh, I wasn’t confident. I was sitting in a brewery, and just, eh, tossed on the NY Times website just for something to do. Everyone else there was in the same mood, just waiting for the inevitable to happen.
And then the mood improved as the numbers started flipping. And that glorious moment when everyone else in the room realized that everyone else there had voted against the witch (in California, so wasn’t like it much mattered.)
It was a great night.
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