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10-06-2016, 01:26 PM
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Good afternoon, I’m still reporting on
SR 1236 – Forget MSM Polls - Trump Leads Electoral College – UPI
http:// www.billstill.com/
10:09 – Oct. 4 , 2016
Good afternoon, I’m still reporting on Trump.
Forget the MSM fake, pay-for-play polls. The new UPI/CVoter poll is out and it shows that Donald Trump has made gains in all but 5 states over the last week
The biggest swing state gain came in Minnesota, where Trump is now trailing Clinton by only 2.4%.
Other highlights in the swing states are – in alphabetical order –
Colorado – Clinton’s lead was cut to 1.6%.
Florida – Trump leads by 2.6%
Iowa – Trump leads by 1.5%
Michigan – Clinton’s lead cut to 3.5%
Minnesota – again, Clinton’s lead cut to 2.4%
Nevada – Clinton’s lead cut to 0.4%
New Hampshire – Clinton’s lead cut to 0.8%
North Carolina – Trump’s lead extended to 4.5%
Ohio – Trump’s lead grows to 1.2%
Penn – Trump’s lead grows to 3.1%
Virginia – Trump’s lead grows to big 5.1%
Wisconsin – Clinton’s lead cut to 2.5%
There are two other states coming into play that aren’t considered to be swing states with this week’s results:
New Mexico – Clinton’s lead cut to 5.1%
Oregon – Clinton’s lead cut to 5.6%
Now if you count the minimum Monster vote at 5%, that puts them in range.
So, if the election were held today, according to the UPI/CVoter poll, this is what the map looks like – Trump winning easily with 292 Electoral College votes to Clinton’s 246 – with 270 needed to win.
However, if you add in the momentum factor in, here is my version. I give Trump Nevada – just too much momentum to hold for the Dems. Same thing for Colorado, plus the old cowboy factor that still lives in the true westerners.
I’m giving Trump New Hampshire because I think Trump really wants to take back this typically lone Republican property in the Northeast. I’m also giving Trump Maine’s 2nd District, and my long-shot pick is Minnesota.
So my current best guess now is 322 Trump to 216 Clinton.
However, I’m taking a strong option on Wisconsin and Michigan. With Clinton leads of only 2.5% in Wisconsin and 3.5% in Michigan, they are still very strong candidates for a flip.
I’m still reporting from Washington. Good Day.
Good afternoon, I’m still reporting on
SR 1236 – Forget MSM Polls - Trump Leads Electoral College – UPI
http:// www.billstill.com/
10:09 – Oct. 4 , 2016
Good afternoon, I’m still reporting on Trump.
Forget the MSM fake, pay-for-play polls. The new UPI/CVoter poll is out and it shows that Donald Trump has made gains in all but 5 states over the last week
The biggest swing state gain came in Minnesota, where Trump is now trailing Clinton by only 2.4%.
Other highlights in the swing states are – in alphabetical order –
Colorado – Clinton’s lead was cut to 1.6%.
Florida – Trump leads by 2.6%
Iowa – Trump leads by 1.5%
Michigan – Clinton’s lead cut to 3.5%
Minnesota – again, Clinton’s lead cut to 2.4%
Nevada – Clinton’s lead cut to 0.4%
New Hampshire – Clinton’s lead cut to 0.8%
North Carolina – Trump’s lead extended to 4.5%
Ohio – Trump’s lead grows to 1.2%
Penn – Trump’s lead grows to 3.1%
Virginia – Trump’s lead grows to big 5.1%
Wisconsin – Clinton’s lead cut to 2.5%
There are two other states coming into play that aren’t considered to be swing states with this week’s results:
New Mexico – Clinton’s lead cut to 5.1%
Oregon – Clinton’s lead cut to 5.6%
Now if you count the minimum Monster vote at 5%, that puts them in range.
So, if the election were held today, according to the UPI/CVoter poll, this is what the map looks like – Trump winning easily with 292 Electoral College votes to Clinton’s 246 – with 270 needed to win.
However, if you add in the momentum factor in, here is my version. I give Trump Nevada – just too much momentum to hold for the Dems. Same thing for Colorado, plus the old cowboy factor that still lives in the true westerners.
I’m giving Trump New Hampshire because I think Trump really wants to take back this typically lone Republican property in the Northeast. I’m also giving Trump Maine’s 2nd District, and my long-shot pick is Minnesota.
So my current best guess now is 322 Trump to 216 Clinton.
However, I’m taking a strong option on Wisconsin and Michigan. With Clinton leads of only 2.5% in Wisconsin and 3.5% in Michigan, they are still very strong candidates for a flip.
I’m still reporting from Washington. Good Day.