New poll 2 point lead

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Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by two points,
45 percent to 43 percent,
in Sunday’s USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times “Daybreak” poll.

The New York real estate mogul has not led the former Secretary of State by two points since the beginning of August. Saturday was the first day the poll showed Trump pulling slightly ahead of Clinton since Aug. 3.

Sunday’s results come from 2,385 voters, who are tracked daily through election day, Nov. 8.

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The USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times “Daybreak” poll tracks roughly 3,000 voters each day, asking them who they plan to vote for in November. The data is averaged daily based on responses from the week prior, so results may lag somewhat following major campaign events.

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There are only three paths for Hillary.

- a landslide loss
- prison
- landslide loss with prison

Make America great again

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- a win followed by impeachment

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Notice how all of the lefties on this site as well as the majority of the Media are just ignoring this inconvenient data .

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Notice how all of the lefties on this site as well as the majority of the Media are just ignoring this inconvenient data .

More like "cherry picked data." :1rotfl:


Poll: Clinton Maintains Big Lead as Voters Doubt Trump'''s Temperament - NBC News (http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/poll-clinton-maintains-big-lead-voters-doubt-trump-s-temperament-n631351)

Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 9 points — 50 percent to 41 percent — in the latest NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Election Tracking Poll.

Keep dreaming though, as having 'hope'...is all you have. :ho:



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CNM

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More like "cherry picked data."

CNM

Cherry picked by you,

As of Aug. 19, RCP's general election average shows Clinton leading Trump in a head-to-head matchup, 47% to 41.3%. Clinton leads in five of RCP's featured polls (Bloomberg, ABC News/Wash Post, NBC News/SM, Reuters/Ipsos, and Economist/YouGov). The largest lead for Clinton among those polls is 9 points (NBC News/SM). The two nominees are tied in the LA Times/USC poll, which has consistently shown a tighter race in recent weeks than other leading polls:

https://www.dailywire.com/sites/default/files/uploads/2016/08/rcp_general_election_8.19.2016.jpg


Now I'll cherry pick

LA Times TIED

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:coolsmiley:

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Dump Trump. Vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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Cherry picked by you,

As of Aug. 19, RCP's general election average shows Clinton leading Trump in a head-to-head matchup, 47% to 41.3%. Clinton leads in five of RCP's featured polls (Bloomberg, ABC News/Wash Post, NBC News/SM, Reuters/Ipsos, and Economist/YouGov). The largest lead for Clinton among those polls is 9 points (NBC News/SM). The two nominees are tied in the LA Times/USC poll, which has consistently shown a tighter race in recent weeks than other leading polls:

https://www.dailywire.com/sites/default/files/uploads/2016/08/rcp_general_election_8.19.2016.jpg


Now I'll cherry pick

LA Times TIED


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Go ahead then, get rid of the cherry picking and throw out the high/low...and it's Clinton ahead by an average of 6.25.

I guess for the simple-minded and math challenged Chumpies, that's close enough to the '2 point lead for Trump'...per the thread title. :clap2:


It must really suck...to be so desperate. :ohdear:



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CNM

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Polls don't elect anyone election day does.

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Polls don't elect anyone election day does.

Actually, it is the Electoral College and according to some sources, Clinton has over the 270 needed to win. :MOJE_whot:

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Actually, it is the Electoral College and according to some sources, Clinton has over the 270 needed to win. :MOJE_whot:

Dagnabit, now you've went and done it. :shocked:


Ya have to leave them with at least a vestige of hope...even if it's born from desperation. :D




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Actually, it is the Electoral College and according to some sources, Clinton has over the 270 needed to win. :MOJE_whot:

Bought or blackmailed...the American way of politics.

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Actually, it is the Electoral College and according to some sources, Clinton has over the 270 needed to win. :MOJE_whot:

That's why Trump will NOT win unless the R party wants him to win.