I believe it's just Super Tuesday. I believe 7 or 8 states. Trump and Hilary are about even in regards to retaining their base and Trump seems to be winning the independent voters.
It's super tuesday turnout. It means absolutely nothing. Super Tuesday turnout correlates with competitive presidential elections. Hence why Democrats had high turnout in 2008 while Republicans had it in 2016.
2008 you had a contested primary between Obama and Hillary, 2016 you had a contested primary between a bunch of Repubs and Trump. In 2008, it was clear McCain would win the nom and 2016 wasn't ever really close with Hillary over Bernie. In short, that chart means nothing. And Independents aren't what they once were since a bunch of Repubs became technical but not real Independents after 2008 and skewed the group to the right. But by all means, keep thinking Trump has a chance.
He does. 4h4 hours ago Bill Mitchell @mitchellvii In the latest AZ Poll showing Clinton +5, they used a D+37 sample. I'm not kidding. Just wow. Media bias and over sampling seems like a trend to scare repub voters from showing up.
Are you going to be the new unskewed polls guy? Get to work. Start unskewing the data for us so we can look in awe at the upcoming Trump landslide.
Bernie was in range in popular vote so that is not true at all. Interesting statement. Hilary was awarded the nomination via super delegate. He absolutely has a chance.
I mean. It's crazy to think Arizona would vote for someone who wants open borders. Polls are skewed abnormally.
274 Clinton 258 Trump Utah goes Independent I think people who are calling it a blow out are listening to CNN too much.
Not counting Super Delegates Clinton won 2,205 delegates to Sanders 1,846. She also had about 4 million more actual votes than Sanders did. The Democractic primary wasn't as close as many try to make it out to be. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/democratic_delegate_count.html
That's not to far off. What your missing is that Bernie energized the millennial crowd and that's where you could argue the numbers were inflated. Younger voters don't hit the polls as much as your middle age group. This election is a coin flip right now. My prediction is that it comes down to Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania is safe Clinton right now. The only feasible path I see for Trump is OH, FL IA, NC, NV, AZ, and NH. And he's behind in most of those. Tied at best in NC/AZ
Then you don't mean millenials because you're eliminating 1/5 of them. Millenials started being born in 1980.
