[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

And the other 37% are likely Trump supporters. The emails are media fodder but a baked in issue.

It might shift polls a little bit because Trump voters will be more eager to respond, but nobody's mind is being changed at this point.

It already tightened in Florida where two polls had her -4 and +1, a huge difference from her leading every poll there +3 or more just a week ago. She actually may end up losing Florida tbh but the hold on Nevada and North Carolina will still pit her very close to 300 anyway.

Originally posted by Concrete

They need to send FLOTUS to Nevada and Florida

Shore up AA voters. The AA vite is lagging in Florida, but as I said before, souls to the polls is kick starting

Nevada, in a few more days, will be decided even before Election Day. She doesn't need to go there but definitely needs to go to Florida

[Wonderland]

Come on Florida

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Concrete

They need to send FLOTUS to Nevada and Florida

Shore up AA voters. The AA vite is lagging in Florida, but as I said before, souls to the polls is kick starting

I think Nevada is okay, but the Obamas need to be all over Florida.

[Concrete]

NBC/WSJ/Marist Poll,
Among Early Voters:

#NC:
Clinton 61% (+28)
Trump 33%

#Florida:
Clinton 54% (+17)
Trump 37%

https://t.co/mroCJFvjr1

[Concrete]

CBS

Penn: HRC 48, DJT 40
NC: HRC 48, DJT 45
Colo: HRC 42, DJT 39
Ariz.: HRC 42, DJT 44

Not buying that Colorado is that close though

Edit: Indeed, Clinton +3 in CO is a better result from YouGov than in either September or June. https://t.co/0Yojn9VkF9

[Benzene]

FL has been decided by less than 1% in 2012. Ronney lead the average +1.5 the night before the election. 538 literally didn't flip Florida to blue until the morning of the election. Florida has always been and will always be about turnout, which is why the Obamas need to be there.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by CannibalMonster

63% say her emails make no difference

https://twitter.com/evanmcmurry/stat...15505610190848

Any other election, this might have hurt her more, but I doubt people this issue would drive people away from Hillary to vote for Trump, of all people.

Not to mention, there hasn't been anything that indicates Hillary did anything wrong.

[Orpheus]

Originally posted by foxaylove

@yashar 58m58 minutes ago
Hell has frozen over. @JudgeJeanine one of Clinton's biggest political enemies is taking her side on the timing of FBI/Email announcement.

https://twitter.com/yashar/status/792568957236551680

FOX NEWS is even condemning Comey for breaking protocol and making it political. Jeanine hates HRC with a passion. The fact that she said this.....LAWD.

Wow! She really tore them a new one.

I find it hard to believe Comey thought this one through fully. He basically threw his hat in the ring.

[geo]

Originally posted by Concrete

CBS

Penn: HRC 48, DJT 40
NC: HRC 48, DJT 45
Colo: HRC 42, DJT 39
Ariz.: HRC 42, DJT 44

Not buying that Colorado is that close though

CBS/YouGov have been friendly to Trump in Colorado all cycle. That's actually her best number there from them.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

FL has been decided by less than 1% in 2012. Ronney lead the average +1.5 the night before the election. 538 literally didn't flip Florida to blue until the morning of the election. Florida has always been and will always be about turnout, which is why the Obamas need to be there.

Agreed. I'm looking at early numbers for some of Florida (apparently not a OF Florida can vote early just some from what I've read) and Trump/Clinton are close to each other but he's expected to surge Election Day. So the Obamas really need to be there to turn out voters to help her

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Concrete

CBS

Penn: HRC 48, DJT 40
NC: HRC 48, DJT 45
Colo: HRC 42, DJT 39
Ariz.: HRC 42, DJT 44

Not buying that Colorado is that close though

Looks in line with everything minus the CO poll, which I agree is likely an outlier. Both campaigns have ignored it for the most part (though Trump was there yesterday...but he still visits Virginia so hey).

When is the last time Trump led a poll in NC?

[geo]

Originally posted by Benzene

Looks in line with everything minus the CO poll, which I agree is likely an outlier. Both campaigns have ignored it for the most part (though Trump was there yesterday...but he still visits Virginia so hey).

When is the last time Trump led a poll in NC?

He led in the Remington poll but that's trash. Before that, over a month ago in a Fox News poll.

[Wonderland]

Obama and Michelle should stump in Florida on separate days and when the one is doing Florida the other should pop up to GA for a visit

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

Looks in line with everything minus the CO poll, which I agree is likely an outlier. Both campaigns have ignored it for the most part (though Trump was there yesterday...but he still visits Virginia so hey).

When is the last time Trump led a poll in NC?

At this point polls of NC aren't really relevant because she's crushing him in the early votes with turnout . Both camps are disregarding CO but tbh Trump has largely ignored it, so not surprised Hillary is also ignoring it lol

I think she's finished in both OH and IA however

[Benzene]

Nate Silver – Verified account ‏@NateSilver538

Not totally crazy to think Clinton could win NV and NC but lose PA, FL and NH (and OH and IA). That would yield an... interesting map.

Clickbait Nate at it again. Contradicting his own model.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by geo

CBS/YouGov have been friendly to Trump in Colorado all cycle. That's actually her best number there from them.

I feel like I remember this...what were their previous numbers?

[Concrete]

Originally posted by Benzene

Clickbait Nate at it again. Contradicting his own model.

Brand new poll has her up 8 in PA

He's so annoying

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Benzene

Clickbait Nate at it again. Contradicting his own model.

It'd still be 270 though so

[Benzene]

Originally posted by RatedG²

At this point polls of NC aren't really relevant because she's crushing him in the early votes with turnout . Both camps are disregarding CO but tbh Trump has largely ignored it, so not surprised Hillary is also ignoring it lol

I think she's finished in both OH and IA however

OH I'm not so sure. But IA absolutely. I've thought this for at least a month now.

NC is looking like the new bellwether.

[geo]

Judge Jeanine gives me life. I watch her just for the entertainment value.

She's a diehard Republican and Trump supporter but she went all out attacking the FBI on her show last night.