If this early result in Florida by TargetSmart in terms of crossover for HRC is correct

[triron]

She may be significantly ahead in NC as well in early vote.

[LisaL]

1. A lot of republicans in FL are hispanic.

Which could explain why in FL they defecting from Trump. It might not happen in a state like NC.

[triron]

3. Perhaps to a lesser degree then

Hopefully the full results of the survey to be released tomorrow can spread more light.

[Hortensis]

13. Certainly possible. The TargetSmart guy didn't attribute

any of the 28% to particular voting groups on O'Donnell, but their poll is being published today, so perhaps it'll tell us more. I also wonder what proportion of "Hispanics" tend to vote early. He said mail-in/absentee voters lean Republican and early in-person lean Democrat.

[Raster]

2. If this poll by TargetSmart is correct for Florida....

...it could bode the same for all states with significant early voting periods.

[Stallion]

5. Texas Has Comparatively High Number of Conservative Hispanics Too

but recently post Bush the entire Republican Party has become much more antagonistic

remember Texas provided educational opportunities for dreamers and undocumented aliens to attend Texas public schools

[triron]

8. So maybe Texas goes blue?

[MyNameIsKhan]

6. Each state is different but NC is not +8 Trump as SurveyUSA came out today

NC is 2 points race on each side...

I am sure we will get more info about NC by end of the week by HRC campaign.

[triron]

9. +7 ?

[MyNameIsKhan]

11. No NC is not a 7 point race, I can number crunch tomorrow and let you know

Last I did was +2 race in favor of HRC....

Unless like Florida where 28% R's are voting for HRC...

I do not have a mechanism like this to find data.

[Egnever]

10. If Florida goes to Hillary

The rest of it doesn't matter.

[sunonmars]

12. cuban hispanics tend to be republican registered, that could explain a lot....