2016 Postmortem
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(52,203 posts)mountain grammy
(26,619 posts)Zambero
(8,964 posts)HRC is pulling away, the more the merrier.
Loki Liesmith
(4,602 posts)forest444
(5,902 posts)Don't be shocked if they try this sometime in the next few days.
workinclasszero
(28,270 posts)Bring the Senate and House with you President H. Clinton!
riversedge
(70,197 posts)Johnny2X2X
(19,056 posts)This was Hillary +4 the last time they released it. Landslide coming.
book_worm
(15,951 posts)Tom Rivers
(459 posts)it seems to have the racial animosity of the south mixed with the nationalistic populism of the midwest. i think that those kinds of attitudes are what make it more favorable to trump than just about any of the other swing states.
i do think the ground game advantage will help hillary quite a bit and might tip it her way, i just don't feel as strongly about it as i do most of the others.
triron
(21,999 posts)for HRC for CNN polls.
Scurrilous
(38,687 posts)Adrahil
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Adrahil
(13,340 posts)lindysalsagal
(20,678 posts)"Clinton has increased her lead among all registered voters, but the main difference between this month and last month is that her supporters have become more enthusiastic, and thus more likely to turn out while Trump backers have become less likely to vote," said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute.
The voting booth kinda sobers you up. Whether to drive there or not has alot to do with if it will allow you to feel like your side won, or that you're identified with the winner. After all, that's how he started: "I'm a winner. I'm going to win so much...."
But now that he's radioactive, not so much turnout.
klook
(12,154 posts)Oh. Sorry.
Dem2
(8,168 posts)Good polls offset bad ones - and I like the trend.
MoonRiver
(36,926 posts)lonestarnot
(77,097 posts)oasis
(49,377 posts)BlueProgressive
(229 posts)"The vote choice among all registered voters is 47% Clinton and 38% Trump. Clinton has a larger likely voter lead because only 5% of her potential supporters are considered unlikely to vote while twice as many possible Trump voters (10%) are unlikely to cast a ballot next month. This marks a change from Monmouth's prior poll when 10% of registered voters supporting Clinton and 7% of registered voters supporting Trump were deemed unlikely to cast ballots."
Trump is driving down his own likely turnout, as I suspected might be happening due to the latest barrage of negative stories...