Floridians say if they had to choose between another four years of Barack Obama or electing Trump as President, they'd keep Obama by a 50/45 spread.
"Levin is in"
Mark Levin announced he is voting Trump in November.
http://m.townhall.com/tipsheet/kati...ark-levin-is-voting-for-donald-trump-n2215136
I knew he would come around, he did say, he would vote for a container of orange juice over Obama in 2012, so Trump over Hillary is a no brainer this year.Whoa! I thought he would hold out until the end
"A non-Trump vote is a vote for hillary!"
No... "A non-Clinton vote is a vote for Trump!"
Ohio has declined from Clinton +5 to Clinton +3.8 in the last two weeks (RCP avg) which is close to or inside the MoE of the polls in the average
Define progress
OH poll out today shows Trump +4, barely outside the MOE, so that's starting to be progress there.That's fair.
I'd measure positive progress from Trump in OH and PA as 2 consecutive polling periods (this late in the campaign, I'd accept a day or so of overlap) with multiple polls showing him within the MOE.
I'm expecting some more OH polling to come out this week. It has been awhile.
OH poll out today shows Trump +4, barely outside the MOE, so that's starting to be progress there.
You can tell Hillary partisans are nervous because they're employing the same exact rhetoric as nervous Trump hardcores.
"A non-Trump vote is a vote for hillary!"
No... "A non-Clinton vote is a vote for Trump!"
As expected.
So let's say OH, NC, IA, and FL all go Trump; PA and VA go HRC, and the rest basically to Hoyle... then the winner is....
Doris Kearns Goodwin.
Looks to me it would be a 269-269 tie.
Hey! That election simulator is not a toy young man
No problem. I do what I can.You have given me something to hope for which I did not previously know could be hoped for!
Thanks!