Clinton Holds Slim National Lead Over Donald Trump: Poll

Darth Hussein Omar said:
Now wait a minute lol, I don't know if it was you or someone else that was going on about how Trump didn't stand a chance because of the polls. Polls this far out are only good for spotting trends.

And in the current lexicon, Trump is trending. It may or may not hold up but Hillary needs to do something to stop the *trend*.

Thing of it is, I'm not sure what she has left in her Arsenal. She can't seem to get the War on Women [hereafter designated with the acronym WOW] ginned up. Blacks seem sort of so-so about her. And Trump can't seem to stumble even when it looks he's trying to lol.

I'd be real worried if I was a Hillary supporter.
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Id be worried if I cared much. I am not worried because Trump is not a conservative.

What I understand about Hillary, she is worried, the Clintons always run scared.
 
Jarod said:
Trump was saying he was ahead several weeks ago, taking his word for it, why would anyone brag about him being only slightly behind now?
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There was like a single poll that showed Trump ahead by a single percentage point. And it was from Rasmussen. And it was like the only one that shows that.
 
This is Funny. These Trumpets see one national poll, Rasmuson, and have convinced themselves Trump has turned big mo and is gonna win.

Before y'all wear yourselves out patting your own backs maybe you ought to look at the RCP electoral map. The State polling stations, according to RCP, gives Clinton a huge 227 to 143 EV lead over Trump with 13 toss up States. However 7 of those States show polling data favoring Clinton above the margin of error. Those States are FL, NC, VA, NH, PA, OH, IA. The represent a 105 EV pickup for Clinton. In addition the polling is also showing AZ swinging in Clintons favor. Not surprising given the Latino population in AZ. That's 11 more for Clinton giving her 343 EV while Trump picks up GA, IN, MO and CO with no data for NV but for the sake of argument let's give Trump NV. That gives Trump 46 for a grand total of 189.

Ok, now let's put this in terms that mathematically impaired Trumpets can understand. If catastrophe strikes for Clinton and she loses 11 of these 13 States but still wins OH and FL she still wins the election. Needless to say that's a statistical longshot forTrump to pull off.

So bullshit yourself that Trumps opponents are running scared. The reality is that Trump is in a deep hole and is a nearly 3:1 longshot to win. In other words Clintons lead is anything but slim.
 
Too many words, Ohioan.

Trumptoids are the kind of people that picture menus were invented for.

Let's try this:


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Mott the Hoople said:
This is Funny. These Trumpets see one national poll, Rasmuson, and have convinced themselves Trump has turned big mo and is gonna win.
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yeah that's what you said about the first poll........and the second one......and now the third one.......
The State polling stations, according to RCP, gives Clinton a huge 227 to 143 EV lead over Trump with 13 toss up States.
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its going to be so cool when they actually start polling individual states instead of rolling dice......

The represent a 105 EV pickup for Clinton.
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in your dreams.....
 
interesting race..what I'm wondering is how much the Dem's will stay a split party.
it's an unmeasurable metric, but I'm getting that tingling feeling up my leg the schism is hardening.
 
Mott the Hoople said:
LOL LOL LOL Talk about projection.
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[h=1]Trump narrows the gap in ANOTHER national poll, cutting cuts Hillary's lead nearly in half during the past week and trails by just three points[/h]
  • Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by just 3 percentage points in the latest national poll from NBC News
  • But Trump has a strong 8-point advantage among 'independent' voters who won't go into November with party loyalty in mind
  • Hillary is ahead with 'moderate' and college-educated voters, women, blacks and Hispanics, and voters in the poorest households
  • Trump leads with white voters, men, people from wealthier households and those who lack college degrees
 
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