2020 Presidential Polls

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No... it’s just boring... can’t hold a candle to......

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He posed for the meme though...

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If you remember, he lives in a place like Flushing. He's lower income, drives a rusty domestic vehicle like a Grand Marquis and is likely an underemployed traffic guy or DJ for some third rate station.

I imagine this troll is more like this..

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August 7

Epic-MRA
Michigan:
Biden 51 Trump 40 LV

RMG Research
Utah:
Trump 50 Biden 31 RV

Research Co.
General Election:
Biden 48 Trump 38 LV

PPP
Kansas:
Trump 50 Biden 43 V

Trafalger Group
Texas:
Trump 49 Biden 43 LV

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August 9

CBS News / YouGov
Wisconsin:
Biden 48 Trump 42 RV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 43 RV

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Let's hope one stays quite and the other keeps lying...

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August 9

CBS News / YouGov
Wisconsin:
Biden 48 Trump 42 RV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 43 RV

There's something I've been meaning to ask.
What does the V, LV and RV indicate?
Thanks.

[km1125]

August 9

CBS News / YouGov
Wisconsin:
Biden 48 Trump 42 RV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 43 RV

There's something I've been meaning to ask.
What does the V, LV and RV indicate?
Thanks.

Likely Voter and Registered Voter. I'm guessing that V just means Voter and they didn't distinguish if it was just a registered voter or a likely voter.

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August 9

CBS News / YouGov
Wisconsin:
Biden 48 Trump 42 RV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 49 Trump 43 RV

There's something I've been meaning to ask.
What does the V, LV and RV indicate?
Thanks.

Likely Voter and Registered Voter. I'm guessing that V just means Voter and they didn't distinguish if it was just a registered voter or a likely voter.

Correct, thanks for clarifying... it was a request from Bryce that I include that information and now that the 4th of July has passed and folks are in high gear it seems like a good time to get that going.

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And the same Pollsters said that POS Clinton would win in a Landslide.

She won the popular vote by 2.8 million votes or around 2%. Trump won the electoral college by a combined 78,000 votes between Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Those kind of numbers are not in his favor and Biden is running well ahead of where she was at this time in 16.

Anyways... August 10

George Washington University / Battleground
General Election:
Biden 53 Trump 40 LV

University of Wisconsin / YouGov
Michigan:
Biden 47 Trump 43 RV

Wisconsin:
Biden 49 Trump 43 RV

Pennsylvania:
Biden 50 Trump 41 RV

Trafalger Group
Arizona:
Trump 46 Biden 45 LV

OH Predictive Insights
Arizona:
Biden 49 Trump 45 LV

Strategy 360
Nebraska CD-1:
Trump 48 Biden 46 LV

PPP
North Carolina:
Biden 49 Trump 46 V

Pulse Opinion Research
North Carolina:
Trump 48 Biden 47 LV

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2.8 million votes or around 2%

Cite the facts that back that up.

Clinton 65,853,514 or 48.2%
Trump 62,984,828 or 46.1%

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Unit ... l_election

You must be an imbecile or something... this is well known information.

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I'll go out on a limb and say if Trump is within 5 pts in the polls by Nov 1 he'll walk away with the win.

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You must be an imbecile or something

Wikipedia is NOT a fact based. The information contained is submitted by individuals, to include Butt Hurt Liberals.

By the Way Mr Know-it-all, IF...........your 2.8 Million votes cast in the last election is accurate, it would make a .02% of Registered Voters. A far cry from a Landslide. Not only do you make Bogus Claims you can't do math either.

Registered voters don’t matter in results, the difference between Candidate totals and then each total divided by total votes in the election is what we are looking at. She got 2.8 million more votes than him and therefore 2.1% more votes. Look it up yourself.

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Good God, what Hokus Pokus math, sprinkled with Pixie Dust, are you using .... ??? Still waiting on some valid facts.

Here are three examples backing Wikipedia up:

While Clinton received about 2.9 million more votes nationwide, a margin of 2.1% of the total cast,

https://www.270towin.com/2016_Election/

Clinton won the overall popular vote by 65.84 million votes, to 62.98 million for Trump, a difference of 2.86 million. Clinton’s raw vote was down only slightly from Obama’s 65.92 million in 2012, while Trump was over 2 million above Mitt Romney’s vote.

In percentage terms, Clinton won 48.1%, to Trump’s 46.0%, a 2.1% popular vote win, compared with Obama’s 3.9% win over Romney. Libertarian Gary Johnson won 3.3% and Green Jill Stein 1.1%.

https://theconversation.com/us-2016-ele ... -won-69356

According to the independent, non-partisan Cook Political Report, Clinton’s final tally came in at 65,844,610, compared to Donald Trump’s 62,979,636, with a difference of 2,864,974. The total number of votes for other candidates was 7,804,213.

https://time.com/4608555/hillary-clinto ... /?amp=true

Now stop trolling my thread you asshole.