new poll out of New Hampshire has him up 1
Can't see him winning PAHe is it seems. It's not going to be a blow out like some have predicted. We will know early that night who's going to win (barring a narrow race that requires a recount), as if he wins PA, he will win WH and I would wager he'll win big. He loses PA, he's going to come close, but he won't win.
He is it seems. It's not going to be a blow out like some have predicted. We will know early that night who's going to win (barring a narrow race that requires a recount), as if he wins PA, he will win WH and I would wager he'll win big. He loses PA, he's going to come close, but he won't win.
Seems like Pa is always in play, but for some reason we never close. Trump has been my choice from day one because of the economy, and he is outsider with business background. It is very hard to explain how the Pa residents could push for the extension of a bad economy and high unemployment. Trump has worked his *** off over the past year preaching economy and jobs. Hillary has hired surrogates to go out and preach her word of whatever she offers, but then she follows up with the praise of Obama and how she wants to extend his programs. His programs suck and the public says we are going in the wrong direction. I see Trump ending up in 2nd place in Pa as have conservatives before him.I think if he wins PA, he is almost assuredly going to win. The states may be independent actors in theory, but not in practice. If he swings things far enough to win PA, he'll assuredly also have NC, FL, OH, NH, IA, and NV in the bag as well. If you substitute FL or NC for PA in your scenario then I would agree--he may win FL and/or NC, but it won't guarantee anything. If he loses FL or NC, he's definitely done.
My current prediction is either 293 electoral votes (i.e., the Obama map minus OH and IA plus NC) or 322 (the former plus FL).
My current prediction is either 293 electoral votes (i.e., the Obama map minus OH and IA plus NC) or 322 (the former plus FL).
I think if he wins PA, he is almost assuredly going to win. The states may be independent actors in theory, but not in practice. If he swings things far enough to win PA, he'll assuredly also have NC, FL, OH, NH, IA, and NV in the bag as well. If you substitute FL or NC for PA in your scenario then I would agree--he may win FL and/or NC, but it won't guarantee anything. If he loses FL or NC, he's definitely done.
My current prediction is either 293 electoral votes (i.e., the Obama map minus OH and IA plus NC) or 322 (the former plus FL).
Hard to predict. Still have the Golden Triangle where they will tell you quickly that they are the educatedI don't think he'll take NC. Early voting is way down with Minorities and Women, and those are two key demographics Hillary's going to need to win that state.
I see more trump signs here in Springfield MA & I know all the detail cops will be voting Trump...even the black lesbian cop I work with ..
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