I was coming in to the write something wrong extremely similar. I have Hillary at 325. And I think she wins Arizona so maybe I added wrong.EC: 323 Clinton, 215 Trump
Battlegrounds: Clinton wins NV, NC, FL / Trump wins OH, IA
Popular vote:
Clinton 50
Trump 43
Johnson 4
Stein 2
McMullin 1
Pretty much the same as my EC prediction (324-214 Hillary), but I think the popular vote will be closer. Clinton +4, IMO.EC: 323 Clinton, 215 Trump
Battlegrounds: Clinton wins NV, NC, FL / Trump wins OH, IA
Popular vote:
Clinton 50
Trump 43
Johnson 4
Stein 2
McMullin 1
Senate 50/50
House R + 19
Exit polls are interesting, but you shouldn't put too much stock in them, as evidenced by those showing John Kerry winning the 2004 presidential election in states that he eventually lost and more recently with Bernie Sanders in some of this year's democratic primaries in contests that Hillary won:Slate.com is going to be publishing the exit polling info of battleground states in real time. Tuesday should be a lot of fun.
He's out there kicking them in the ### to vote. We'll see if they get it.That said, his only hopes are lower African-American turnout for democrats than Obama got, which is probable. The African American turnout won't be nearly as high as it was when Obama motivated it. He will steal some votes there as he'll get a better percentage than Romney got, too.
http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/4/13521854/black-early-voting-enthusiasm-downWhile enthusiasm is down, the “perceived importance” of voting for the president is higher this year than it was in 2012 — 56 percent of black voters said it was more important to vote in 2016, compared with only 8 percent who said 2012 was more important. In other words, black voters are still committed to casting their ballots this cycle.
Really? Gary is getting my vote..That 6% Gary Johnson, and 2% Jill Stein, still seem too high to me.
You will be disappointed.I expect lots of pro-Hillary title changes before this is over.
You think 2/3 of the Senate would vote for Hillary's removal?It's in the bag for the old bag. Next step, impeachment. The faster the better so we can rid politics of these 2 complete idiots.
If anybody would prefer a fun thread title with constant updates that #### all over trump, I'm game.You will be disappointed.
I never change titles on election related threads as I don't believe the OP should editorialize or give news updates that show bias.
It will remain as it is.
Third parties often dip as Election Day nears and often underperform compared to the polls. 5% would be a success for Johnson. The somewhat strange thing this year is its harder to identify which major party candidate, if any, is most damaged by his votes.That 6% Gary Johnson, and 2% Jill Stein, still seem too high to me.
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This is a key race for control of the Senate (the others are Missouri between Kander (D) and Blunt (R) and Indiana between Evan Bayh (D) and Todd Young (R)). It looks like the Democrats will pick up 3 states (NH, PA, and WI) but it will leave them one vote shy of the 50 they need to regain control.Late national Democratic Party cash infusion suggests NC Senate race up for grabs
A national Democratic Party committee reported Monday that it put $375,000 into a late advertising buy in an attempt to boost North Carolina challenger Deborah Ross’ chances of ousting two-term Republican Sen. Richard Burr in Tuesday’s election.
Political handicappers rate the Burr-Ross race a tossup.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee made a last-ditch investment of $1.5 million in four races – also devoting identical $375,000 sums to candidates in Pennsylvania, Missouri and Indiana – in its bid to outflank Republicans and recapture control of the Senate. The spending plunge in the final days of the North Carolina campaign suggest that party officials believe the heated race is still with reach for Ross, a former state legislator from Raleigh.
Ivanka has called me twice. Both times I mentioned how I would like to do her in the ###. I figure she must have been inter3ested since she called back the 2nd time.We've had 6 robo calls already today, all from the Republican side, none from the democratic side.. Sign of desperation, or sign they think they have a chance..
I figure she must have been inter3ested since she called back the 2nd time.
No one likes your tweets.squistion said:Add your own Election Final Thoughts if you wish...
Current Republican senators will be falling over each other rushing to comfirm the current SC nominated judge if democrats win the senate tomorrow . ..Heck, I still say there is better than a 70% chance that even if they retain control, if Hillary wins the same will happen.The Senate is going to be close
I amNobody is interested in your election thread, sorry Squistion.
Squistion "official election" thread, 50 hours old, 30 something posts.I am
You said "nobody"Squistion "official election" thread, 50 hours old, 30 something posts.
Capella long titled "something about an apocalypse vague election thread" 100 posts, 45 minutes.
I intended this to be the standard election day thread, similar to what we saw in 2008 and 2012, so hopefully there will be news items and debate and discussion about the election, besides any Twitter related matter than either myself or others share.I don't do twitter, so I'll be interested in what Squis filters through here.
Are independents in these polls self-defined? Because if so I figure a lot are conservative types who hate the GOP establishment. That would make them obvious Trump supporters, and I bet a lot of them voted for Trump in the primaries.Depressing to think independents favor Trump. I guess it's the whole outsider thing?