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Stinky The Clown

(67,796 posts)
Tue Nov 1, 2016, 10:12 PM Nov 2016

28% of early voting Republican voters in Florida have voted for HRC

Per TargetSmart/William & Mary spokesperson live on O'Donnell show.

HRC has 8% lead.

If she wins Florida, she wins the presidency.




Now reflect on this. It says that REPUBLICANS think enough of voting AGAINST Trump that they went out and did it early. They went out and did it with the normally enthusiastic party loyalists in both camps. The trend is less spectacular down ballot. These voters are splitting tickets.

Full report to be published tomorrow.

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28% of early voting Republican voters in Florida have voted for HRC (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Nov 2016 OP
I really needed that FightingIrish Nov 2016 #1
I hope the number is real Renew Deal Nov 2016 #2
Yup it is simply a rejection of Trump Egnever Nov 2016 #3
WOW Gothmog Nov 2016 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author bdamomma1 Nov 2016 #5
Pollster is saying there has been a surge in Latino voters chelsea0011 Nov 2016 #6
I was afraid of ticket splitting, but I'd much rather have it split this way than the other way. vdogg Nov 2016 #7
posted by Lester94111 napkinz Nov 2016 #8
Thanks for posting that Stinky The Clown Nov 2016 #9
you're welcome napkinz Nov 2016 #13
Oh please, oh please mcar Nov 2016 #10
8% is projected lead for the whole election. LisaL Nov 2016 #11
i think we're looking at a 10%+ nat'l vote win for Hillary 0rganism Nov 2016 #21
Does anybody know how they know this? Not Reveen Nov 2016 #12
They called the early voters and asked who they voted for. Stinky The Clown Nov 2016 #14
Thank you. Not Reveen Nov 2016 #19
Polling of early voters. It's a WM&Mary/TargetSmart survey. They're good. nolabear Nov 2016 #15
Yes, I just heard Larry say it was an exit poll. Thank you. Not Reveen Nov 2016 #16
Things happen fast sometimes. Part of the fun, eh? nolabear Nov 2016 #18
Kick Hekate Nov 2016 #17
Yipeeeee!!!! Time for a big, but brewski!!! Akamai Nov 2016 #20
Good News and we all can use some! Cha Nov 2016 #22
KICK ailsagirl Nov 2016 #23
I guess that's why Hillary has been easy on the gop as a whole, choosing instead to focus wiggs Nov 2016 #24
 

Egnever

(21,506 posts)
3. Yup it is simply a rejection of Trump
Tue Nov 1, 2016, 10:14 PM
Nov 2016

Oddly enough Trump may have coat tails just not the way he expected.

Response to Stinky The Clown (Original post)

0rganism

(23,944 posts)
21. i think we're looking at a 10%+ nat'l vote win for Hillary
Wed Nov 2, 2016, 01:22 AM
Nov 2016

since Florida usually skews right by around 3%
if this analysis holds up to scrutiny, the tsunami is coming and there will be down-ballot repercussions

 

Not Reveen

(24 posts)
12. Does anybody know how they know this?
Tue Nov 1, 2016, 10:30 PM
Nov 2016

My sense is that most or all states keep track of the number of absentee ballots coming in, and how many are submitted from each party, but I didn't think they'd actually count the votes before election day.

wiggs

(7,812 posts)
24. I guess that's why Hillary has been easy on the gop as a whole, choosing instead to focus
Wed Nov 2, 2016, 03:23 PM
Nov 2016

on just Donald the flawed human and on her own record. I can see that as a valid campaign strategy, but for my satisfaction and for down ballot races I think dems could have done a much more effective job ridiculing the gop and their horrendous record of obstructionism, failed policies, lies, polarizing rhetoric, lack of interest in governing, etc.

gop should be shamed, not only about the Trump nomination but for 40 years of deception.

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