**Hillary within MOE in Texas! 41%-38%**

[Dem2]

Population 1,000 Likely Voters
Margin of Error ±3.0 percentage points
Polling Method Live Phone
Source University of Houston

Asked of 1000 Likely Voters

Trump 41%
Clinton 38%
Johnson 4%
Stein 1%
None 3%
Don't Know 11%
Refused 2%

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/polls/university-of-houston-26255

Who are the 11% of undecideds?

[NurseJackie]

1. "Who are the 11% of undecideds?" They're pretending... attention-seekers.

[JCMach1]

9. No there is that much disgust here

Among both parties...

[workinclasszero]

13. If they are still undecided at this point

I have to wonder if they will even vote on election day

[LeftRant]

26. Or they just don't care about politics, and when asked, they really don't know.

[Coyotl]

2. The 110 likely voters who didn't answer to pollster question with their vote intention

could be undecided or just did not want to say.

[Hokie]

3. If Clinton wins Texas it would be an electoral landslide

Texas and Arizona being competitive should send shock waves through the Republican hierarchy.

[LonePirate]

6. GA is just as competitive. The red southern wall is collapsing.

MS and SC are probably a couple of weeks away from joining the competitive list.

[NewJeffCT]

7. Not just a landslide

but, Texas is sort of like the Republican electoral version of California - big state, lots of electoral votes. Losing that is not only a landslide, but it has to shake them down to their cores.

[Renew Deal]

11. Texas is her best path to 400

Hard to do without it

[LonghornJack]

23. From Your Keyboard to God's Ears...

... that would warm my political soul for years.

Go Texas!

LHJ

[underpants]

4. Well that'll grab him by the Curly's

[michiganman1019]

5. Nate Silver Poll Rankings gives University of Houston a rating of "B"

So its a good poll.

[Fahrenthold451]

18. Because no University in Texas Deserves an A

[JCMach1]

8. 0 Republican ground game here and disgusted voters

On both sides may give the result to Clinton here

[whatthehey]

10. Don't see this one going to the light. Couple more cycles maybe

Especially if the Trump Effect causes a RWNJ schism.

[Rocknrule]

15. To put this in perspective,

Hillary has a better chance of winning TX than Trump has of winning the election

[Spitfire of ATJ]

16. The 11% are Republicans who like Willie Nelson.

[Major Nikon]

20. Who doesn't like Willie Nelson?

[Gothmog]

17. As a Texan, I am very happy about this

[austinlw]

19. Over the weekend I read in the Austin newspaper

that Central and South Texas had Clinton polling ahead by 8-9 points.

[trc]

22. I live in central texas, and while I wish this were true

for the whole state, I believe firmly, it is not. I see so many good, "Godly," Repubs (who willingly hire undocumented workers) with Trump/Pence in their front yard. Sorry, a Texas flip is a pipe dream...

[NastyRiffraff]

24. Wow. No wonder she's working on the red states

Traditionally red, that is. Looks like she has a good chance in GA, AZ, UT, and now...TX. TEXAS! I've said all along that Texas was the only Trumpian state with significant electoral votes, but if he loses THAT.....

Can we use the L-word yet?

[anamandujano]

25. I got my TX ballot today. I kissed it. I'm going to drop it at the post office tomorrow.

WE CAN DO IT!

[LeftRant]

27. She's running ads here apparently. Great way to freak out the Trump campaing if nothing else :)

[Cresent City Kid]

28. "Don't know" in Texas means "Not Trump"

Any generic republican running against Hillary Clinton would run away with Texas. Trump specifically is a turn off, either not conservative enough or like we have surmised, not functionally capable of performing the duties of the office, a critique I have heard from some republicans here around San Antonio.