Battleground states trending Hillary

OLD NEWS....

Battleground states show Hillary and Trump even. The PPP poll of Virginia and Pennsylvania showed both in a statistical tie. The news is that Hillary has lost support in both states in the last two weeks.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presid...clinton-trump/ Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

Old news? Your link and the link from YR has the same information regarding the state of Wisconsin. Both links have Hillary ahead by 9 points. From your link.

A Marquette University survey of Wisconsin conducted last week showed Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by 9 points in the Badger State. President Obama won Wisconsin by 7 points in 2012 and 13 points in 2008.

With you J.D. math is a challenge. According to you 10 million plus 12 million = 0. No one is insured by the ACA.

Prove my statement wrong, turd polisher.

Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

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OLD NEWS....



http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presid...clinton-trump/ Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

NEW NEWS, Hillary up by 14 points over Trump in latest Reuters poll.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...z&OCID=DELLDHP

NEW NEWS, Hillary up by 14 points over Trump in latest Reuters poll.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...z&OCID=DELLDHP Originally Posted by flghtr65

just like the polls saying the Brits were not leaving?

just like the polls saying the Brits were not leaving? Originally Posted by cptjohnstone

This time around the polls can't be trusted. The "Brexit effect" and the "Trump effect" have stark similarities.

just like the polls saying the Brits were not leaving? Originally Posted by cptjohnstone

I was traveling in SE Asia for most of the last 5-6 weeks and got to watch news from the BBC quite a bit. Most polls were very close and within a margin of error that made it impossible to predict.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/25/up...the-polls.html

"The polls consistently indicated that there was a very real chance that Britain would vote to leave. Polling averages even showed “Leave” with a lead for most of the last month; over all, 17 of the 35 surveys conducted in June showed the Leave side with the edge, while just 15 showed Remain ahead."

I don't put too much faith in the accuracy of the polls at this point in time. Too many people undecided. All the candidates have to put substance behind their promises. Still more than 4 months to go before the election and we haven't even had the conventions yet. Then we will have several debates which will move the undecideds in one direction or the other.

Did they say how many polled one way and voted another?