Hillary is now at 72.8 percent chance of winning and Trump down to 25 percent.

Remember, goobers, this is scientific and math and not just geezers in The Villages.

Trump can't even get the backing from one major Newspaper, heck some newspapers that haven't backed a Democrat in over 40 years are backing Hillary

Originally Posted by Guest

Trump can't even get the backing from one major Newspaper, heck some newspapers that haven't backed a Democrat in over 40 years are backing Hillary

Wow, Trump doesn't have the backing of a newspaper! However, Hillary can't get the backing of the voter. I understand she may have had a large turnout yesterday. A couple hundred.

Trump turned away more supporters at ONE of his rallies than Hillary has gathered in two months total. It takes votes to win the election. And if no one turns out for Hillary on Nov 8th, it won't matter how much money she gets from donors.
Electoral votes do not come without votes. You cannot win a state's electoral votes without the popular vote, regardless of what some think. The popular vote elects the electors of each state. The state electors elect the president. Electors are pledged to cast their votes in accordance with the popular vote. So, they still need our vote in order to elect the president regardless of what some on here seem to indicate. Hillary does NOT have Florida until she gets the popular vote. It is NOT a done deal before the votes are cast.

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Electoral votes do not come without votes. You cannot win a state's electoral votes without the popular vote, regardless of what some think. The popular vote elects the electors of each state. The state electors elect the president. Electors are pledged to cast their votes in accordance with the popular vote. So, they still need our vote in order to elect the president regardless of what some on here seem to indicate. Hillary does NOT have Florida until she gets the popular vote. It is NOT a done deal before the votes are cast.[/QUOTE]

It has happened 4 times where a President lost the popular vote but won the electoral vote. First was John Quincy Adams and the last was George W. Bush. If you knew history, you would know the facts.