The Polls - Is Trump Winning even without the Algo

The worst outcome, I think, for the country would be a very very close count like Bush/Gore. The country is so polarized now that there needs to be a clear result or the winner will be unable to govern.

 

With the 3rd party candidates this election actually being a factor, there's a good possibility that who ever wins will be <50%.

 

As one can see, most folks don't understand trend.

 

What the accomplishment entailed was how close they were to final margin of popular vote.

 

http://www.newsy.com/videos/washington-electoral-college-member-won-t-vote-for-clinton/

 

http://www.newsy.com/videos/latino-early-voting-numbers-up-in-swing-states/

Latino Early Voting Numbers In Swing States Are Way Up

In states like North Carolina and Florida, early voting numbers for Latino voters are much higher than in the past two presidential elections.

By Grant Suneson | November 5, 2016

As early voting numbers continue to trickle in, Latino voter turnout is way up so far, which could bode well for Hillary Clinton in several swing states.

In Florida, more than twice as many Latinos voted early this year compared to recent elections. North Carolina has a much smaller Latino electorate, but its 75 percent bump in early voting could be crucial in the tightly contested state.



Obviously, not all Latinos are going to vote for Clinton, but a Pew poll last month found that those voters tend to prefer Clinton over Donald Trump by nearly 40 percentage points. Some Latino polling groups think the gap could be a lot bigger.

Trump's struggles to appeal to Latino voters are well-documented.

"They're bringing drugs; they're bringing crime. They're rapists," Trump said at a rally.

The negative backlash against Trump's comments about undocumented immigrants has seemed to drive so many people to register to vote that the practice has been dubbed "The Trump effect" or "El efecto Trump."

But until all the votes are counted, it will be tough to determine how much impact Latino voters really had. They're often underrepresented in polls because English-speaking pollsters can have a hard time getting responses from potential voters who speak only Spanish.

 

Well,I see a blue trend and you see a red one.We'll see who's right in a few days.

 

Remember I said I don't know who will win. I said that polls are trending in his direction from where they were.

 

Hopefuly, the winner will be Trump, but I really have no idea.

 

CNN.... Hillary drops below 270. Battleground states trending Trump

http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/04/polit...l-college-map-november-4-duplicate/index.html