[Wonderland]

Arizona is Hillary's for the TAKING!

Georgia next

[MrYorkshireFenty]

Honestly, she should be killing him, this is far too close for comfort, what is up with yall?

[@michael]

Originally posted by MrYorkshireFenty

Honestly, she should be killing him, this is far too close for comfort, what is up with yall?

It's just the nature of our political system. One of the two major parties could nominate a German Shepherd and still get 40% of the vote.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Orpheus

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This getting a lot of attention. Hillary better snatch that black votes

[geo]

Arizona is at 49.9% chance on the nowcast.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by MrYorkshireFenty

Honestly, she should be killing him, this is far too close for comfort, what is up with yall?

There are more deplorables than we think.



Although actually party loyalty is really strong and increasingly polarized. Kinda make me glad we have the EC in the first place

Originally posted by geo

Arizona is at 49.9% chance on the nowcast.

Eh.

[RihsusChrist(ATG)]

Originally posted by MrYorkshireFenty

Honestly, she should be killing him, this is far too close for comfort, what is up with yall?

Hillary stans better be glad the GOP didn't nominate Ohio Gov. John Kasich this election cycle...
...or it would be Hillary the one being killed in the polls right now.

Kasich will get his shot at Hillary in 2020, though.

[@michael]

Originally posted by RihsusChrist(ATG)

Hillary stans better be glad the GOP didn't nominate Ohio Gov. John Kasich this election cycle...
...or it would be Hillary the one being killed in the polls right now.

Kasich will get his shot at Hillary in 2020, though.

Good luck making it out of the primaries.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by RihsusChrist(ATG)

Hillary stans better be glad the GOP didn't nominate Ohio Gov. John Kasich this election cycle...
...or it would be Hillary the one being killed in the polls right now.

Kasich will get his shot at Hillary in 2020, though.

Kasich won't even make it out of the primary with the way the base is now. Good luck

[6_INCH_HEELS]

When has their ever been a major blowout via polls before the election? I honestly think the polls would be similar whether the nominee was Trump, Kasich, or Cruz.

If there was sure fire landslide, people wouldn't care to follow the election and media outlets can't have that.

[Nialler]

Originally posted by MrYorkshireFenty

Honestly, she should be killing him, this is far too close for comfort, what is up with yall?

She's not very presidential tbh.

[Concrete]

#NEW #Florida Unf Poll:

Clinton 41 (+3)
Trump 38
Johnson 3
Stein 3

https://t.co/rhPZtu2b01

#Florida, UNF Head-2-Head Poll:

Clinton 47 (+7)
Trump 40
https://t.co/rhPZtu2b01

[masegoRih]

Originally posted by @michael

It's just the nature of our political system. One of the two major parties could nominate a German Shepherd and still get 40% of the vote.

Exactly,even if Trump was against Bernieach he was gonna get 40 something. The USA electorate is too partisan these days .

[Latinazza]

Originally posted by Nialler

She's not very presidential tbh.

And you're not American at all, so thank you for your interest in our affairs and OHH constant participation in this thread.


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This Trump commercial featuring Hillary saying "Why aren't I 50 points ahead, you might ask" is getting so much rotation

[Sazare]

I'm starting to think Gary Johnson may be showing the early warning signs of dementia

[geo]

Kelly Ayotte's ad distancing herself from Trump/the GOP

[Dessy Fenix]

30 Former GOP Congress members come out against Trump

"Sadly, our party's nominee this year is a man who makes a mockery of the principles and values we have cherished and which we sought to represent in Congress," the letters states.

Some of the members had previously announced their displeasure with the candidate, including Rep. Tom Coleman of Missouri, but nearly half of the signatories are doing so for the first time.

Not a flat support for Hillary though but hey lost votes for Trump is lost votes

[ariesjow]

Originally posted by Sazare

I'm starting to think Gary Johnson may be showing the early warning signs of dementia

Or cannabis-induced short-term memory loss. I refuse to believe that a former Governor cannot name Kim Jong-un.

[Rihab95]

Iowa and Ohio being blue even in the 'polls-only' forecast on 538 and Arizona in the 'now-cast'.

[jpow]

Wait at Iowa turning blue now

Arizona next Then some districts in Nebraska and Maine. Then Georgia

WAIT - The Nowcast has Arizona blue at 52.2% If that was the map on election day, I would be so insanely happy.