Hillary is the comeback queen. Everyone has declared her dead and gone in the past, but she always comes back and this time it is for POTUS.
Doesn't achieve health care reform----> gets CHIPpassed
Bill's affair Bill Clinton impeached by the House----->Hillary becomes a NY Senator as a non-resident
Loses 08 primary------> Becomes Secretary of State
Benghazi hearings/E-mail Issues------>Becomes first woman to be a major party nominee
She WILL win. Because she always does in the end. That is something UK sistrens might not know.
I think you and I are the same person. It's okay.. We'll be okay
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Originally posted by kingkylie
I'm so terrified and anxious about Tuesday. I really did think she had it in the bag until ****ing friday. You guys I can't. Hold me. I want this to be over.
you guys seriously need to take a Xanax and just chill until this election
Trump will lose Wake, Durham, and Orange counties. The latter two are to be expected since they are disproportionately Democrat.
Interesting that Watagua and Lenoir aren't reporting any results. There was some controversy a few years back when the former's board of elections decided to move the polling place away from AppState's campus. I don't know if Matthew is affecting Lenior's early voting results or not, but if Black turnout is down, then expect Lenoir to be redder than it was in 2012. In the Carolina Strategic Analyses posts from PoliticsNC that I linked a while back, the author mentioned that many of the Eastern NC counties are racially polarized when it comes to federal elections. There are some cases where the county seat or the main city vote differently from the rest of the county. Take Wayne County for example, it's a majority white, vehemently Republican county, but most of the precincts in its count seat (Goldsboro) voted for Obama.
Matthew could also be affecting the Black vote. Bertie, Robeson, and Edgecombe are all majority minority counties that were devastated during Matthew. Cleanup efforts in these areas could prevent people from showing up to the polls.
That being said, I believe Clinton has potential to carry the state with bigger margins than Obama's surprise victory here in '08
Hillary has led this entire General Election to this day. The closest was like around the RNC? So yeah I'm not going to panic or anything unless I see both NH and NC red as the first results come in on Election Day.
139% more Latinos have early voted than in 2012, per Clinton camp. 365k more than at same point in 2012. https://t.co/U0ZMSM6jY3
This is good news because polls measure likely voters based on previous election cycles and probably aren't capturing that latino vote increase in some situations.
