Posted on 10/17/2016 12:17:56 PM PDT by DarthVader
COLORADO: Clinton 45 - Trump 37, Johnson 10 FLORIDA: Clinton 48 - Trump 44, Johnson 4 OHIO: Trump 45 - Clinton 45, Johnson 6 PENNSYLVANIA: Clinton 47 - Trump 41, Johnson 6
Independent likely voters shift to Democrat Hillary Clinton, giving her the lead over Republican Donald Trump in the critical swing states of Colorado, Florida, and Pennsylvania and moving her into a tie with Trump in Ohio, according to a Quinnipiac University Swing State Poll released today.
OK, so how over-weighted to the DEMS will this one be?
Have at it and dissect it.
All of it is unmitigated BS
Five bucks on d +8
These polls make me sad, therefore they are bad.
Don’t even care.
If Americans choose to elect that shrieking psycho bitch, then they can live or die with the consequences.
All I know is I am voting Trump.
These polls make me sad, therefore they are bad.
No, propaganda makes me furious.
Liberal college pollsters BS’ing all over the place. Tic toc tic 3 weeks to go. They all think like Patrick Murray running the Monmouth college polling - Ulta rabid leftists.
If she wins, there’s gonna be a lot of unfriending... just sayin. But I think Trump still wins this.
check out the weighting of men and women...looks like an over sampling of women.
they are all fairly even with respect to demographics....
Dem = Rep, except PA. which is Dem +7
Wonder how many more women than men is not specified.
Colorado internals: 27% GOP, 29% Dem; 36% independent. 685 voters - 75% white 13% latino. 50% make/50% female
Trump is on the air here and Hillary isn’t. Somebody is getting this state wrong.
check out the weighting of men and women...looks like an over sampling of women.
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I’m noticing that.
Perhaps I am in denial, but I do not believe ANY of these BS polls.
Maybe it’s because I truly love my country and I want it to survive and become Great Again.
I will not let these bastards wear me down.
Vote TRUMP!!
Whats the remaining 8%?
Whats the remaining 8%?
I have of late gotten into the habit of viewing the numbers that give Hillary an edge or small lead over Trump as ones that (while they do exist in that sort of context) are probably likely to be that shallow and weak in comparison with his numbers that most likely in reality have him either tied or even slightly ahead. This due to oversampling of the Dem number to one degree or another and other factors.
I concur that is why I want you all to analyze the data.
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