The latest YouGov election model contains some shocking news for Republicans as it currently projects that Georgia will flip to Hillary Clinton on Election Day.
The new YouGov model projects that Hillary Clinton will defeat Donald Trump 48%-42% in the popular vote, and will win the Electoral College 362-176.
Clinton is currently projected to break into the Republican South by winning North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. Of the three states listed above, Georgia would be a big shock. Georgia has not gone Democratic in a presidential election since Bill Clinton won the state in 1992, but the combination of changing demographics and Donald Trump has opened the door for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
The latest YouGov survey of Georgia reveals Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump 46.9%-44.4%. Trump leads with white voters 66%-23%, while Clinton leads Trump with black voters in 87%-8%. The Democratic nominee also leads with the state’s Hispanic voters 53%-35%. Trump is underperforming with men in Georgia, as he only leads 48%-42%, while Hillary Clinton’s lead with women is 51%-41%.
The data suggests that Georgia is definitely in play for Hillary Clinton, and the numbers could be even better for her if Donald Trump continues to depress Republican turnout with talk of a “rigged election.”
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Even if Hillary doesn't flip Georgia, these polls should make the GOP sweat bullets. I read a story recently where they even admitted Clinton's ground game there was superior. Go, Hillary, shorten those margins
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I don't know. Louisville is probably the more liberal of the cities here but if you go more South, it becomes a rural Baptist Godfest. It's apparent people are poor and uneducated. Same thing with the Appalachian area. Very poor. I don't think KY will flip blue. 
