[Pollster1]

Be grateful the presidential election is not decided by the popular vote. If it were, Hillary would get 10 million votes from Philadelphia alone and more than 20 million votes from Chicago. The Electoral College is the only reason Democrat fraud isn’t even more outrageous than what we’ve seen in previous elections.

[Two Kids' Dad]

I believe Trump will crack the 40% mark here in California. Probably not by much and he’ll almost certainly lose the state, but I believe it’ll be a small victory when he gets a higher percentage than his last couple of Republican predecessors.

I’m in Orange County, which he should win comfortably.

[Signalman]

I live in Ventura Co. just north of L.A.

If not for Los Angeles County and the SF Bay Area, the GOP would take CA. The majority of CA counties vote GOP.

[MtnClimber]

I live in Colorado and if the health care single payer passes I will move, probably to Wyoming nd sell my house before it is worthless. You should consider moving too.

[BRL]

I live in Ohio. Who knows? he media misdirection and lies are apparent. The polls are all over the place. Do lots of signs in the country mean anything when one apartment complex in the city wipes out a square mile of voters in the country? Who know, just vote. I am making sure to get my son to the polls tomorrow and make sure he votes. Work on getting your kids out who will vote for Trump and ignore your other kids who won’t

[2nd Amendment]

One little earthquake and California will turn Red!

[AC86UT89]

I can relate. I live in NYC. In Manhattan the GOP candidate usually gets about 15%. It will be interesting to see how Trump does in New York State. It’s unusual for a presidential candidate to win election without carrying his home state, but it has happened. I suspect Trump will
do very well outside of the 5 boros, Buffalo, and the Albany capital district. He’ll carry the rural areas and maybe the suburbs.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Deciding the election by popular vote would not be good at all. However, the current winner-take-all system per state is pretty disenfranchising. It should be decided county by county -- but then, that would benefit conservatives.

Voter ID = disenfranchisement, and racism to boot.

millions of votes being cast pointlessly because slightly more people voted for the other guy =/= disenfranchisement.

If the current system were working for the GOP and county-by-county would benefit the dems, can you imagine how loudly they be screaming for it?

[ScottinVA]

Living in “blue” Virginia. The infestation of governmental parasites in the northern part of the state has made VA what is turning out to be a reliable state for the dems in statewide and Presidential races.

Sad to say, Hillary has VA in her hip pocket.

[Yogafist]

I know this is anecdotal, but, while I don’t believe Trump will win California, I work with a lot of Latin people with very traditional Catholic ties. They are all very angry at the revelation about Hillary’s view of the Catholic Church in the leaked emails. I think Trump will do better than Romney in this state.

[AndyTheBear]

Does California count as blue?

[MUDDOG]

Doot do do do do doot doot
Living in a blue state babe
Doot do do do do doot doot
Living in a blue state babe

Oh, we’re gonna make it, baby
Oh, we’re gonna shake it, baby.

[bgill]

A friend, who travels across the country for work, reports in every few days on how many people he talks to who are Trump supporters. Everywhere he’s been, everyone has said they’re voting for Trump... except CA. He says they’re a strange bunch of losers and it’s a lost cause with them.

[TheConservativeParty]

Wisconsin here, it will be the greatest day ever, if Trump wins WI.
I might even hear the libs crying in Madistan, a mere twenty miles from here.

[sissyjane]

I’m in California as well. We contributed to Mr. Trumps campaign, and we have already proudly voted for him.

[Stepan12]

I live in Communist Massachusetts; however, I will vote because it is my civic duty.

[omega4412]

Not by total national popular vote. The vote from the cemeteries of Chicago alone would probably cancel out the entire state of Wyoming.

Award electoral votes by congressional district. Statewide winner-take-all for the two electoral votes corresponding to the senators.

[WonkyTonky]

We are in California too, all our relatives in the San Francisco bay area are voting for Trump and most of relatives in Akron, Niles, & the Vienna Ohio areas are voting for Trump. Most of all of these relatives are Democrats. I asked some of them after all these groping allegations if they are still voting for him and they all said Yes. I think he is going to do better than the pundits are saying.

[Tawiskaro]

Living in NY. I think there is a chance Trump can win here. I have seen Trump signs everywhere around and in Buffalo, but no Clinton signs. When Obama ran, there were Obama signs everywhere you turned. Now, even my ultra-leftist neighbor hasn't put up a Clinton sign. He's got one up for our knucklehead congressman, but not for Clinton. I don't speak with him, so I don't know how he's voting. But I do talk to my barber. He's a lifelong democrat. Many of his customers are Democrat politicians in Niagara Falls. I have heard them praising Hillary in years past. She seems to have fallen out of favor. My barber is voting for Trump. He tells me all of his customers are, too.

Even my wife's hardcore working class Democrat parents are disgusted with what the country has become. And they blame Democrat politicians. I cannot repeat what they say about Obama. They have nothing nice to say about Clinton, either. They're voting Trump.

I wouldn't bet on a Trump victory here, but I wouldn't bet against one.

[Luircin]

Vote anyway and encourage people to do so as well. Every number in the popular vote is still a mandate even if Trump doesn’t win the state.

Use social media to reach people in other places too.