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triron

(22,020 posts)
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 12:22 AM Nov 2016

***Early vote summary for PPP polls today***

Co (73%) HRC 52 DT 41
Mich (32%) HRC 57 DT 36
Va (14%) HRC 63 DT 32
Nv (?) HRC 54 DT 44
NC (?) HRC 59 DT 40
Wi (?) HRC 60 DT34
entries in Parentheses are percentages of sample who say they have voted.

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/

Note that her advantages in Co and NC are greater than what early vote by party might indicate.
Seems to be true as well in Fla. early vote results from 3 previous polls I am aware of.

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***Early vote summary for PPP polls today*** (Original Post) triron Nov 2016 OP
knr triron Nov 2016 #1
Typo in the Virginia numbers-- TexasTowelie Nov 2016 #2
Correct. triron Nov 2016 #5
So help me here NastyWomen Nov 2016 #3
That's the implication triron Nov 2016 #6
That 73% as i understand it pangaia Nov 2016 #8
Yes you are right. triron Nov 2016 #10
It's not far off from reality Chasing Dreams Nov 2016 #11
Thanks for that information. triron Nov 2016 #13
That's awesome news NastyWomen Nov 2016 #9
Michigan is only absentee. No early in person voting. Surprising that 32% is already in. bluestateguy Nov 2016 #4
They've had my vote for about two weeks. longship Nov 2016 #7
K & R SunSeeker Nov 2016 #12
Added Wisconsin early vote triron Nov 2016 #15
landslide RWW Nov 2016 #16
 

NastyWomen

(119 posts)
3. So help me here
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 12:39 AM
Nov 2016

This seems to indicate that HRC is getting a decent amount of votes from registered republicans?

triron

(22,020 posts)
6. That's the implication
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 12:47 AM
Nov 2016

or else she is really winning indies big time.

Also if she is anywhere near 10 pts ahead in Colorado with73% in, it's in the bag. Nearly impossible to make up 10 pts with23% (would have to win over 2-1).

triron

(22,020 posts)
10. Yes you are right.
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 12:55 AM
Nov 2016

Should have made that distinction. Hopefully it's not far off from the actual vote.

Chasing Dreams

(415 posts)
11. It's not far off from reality
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 01:14 AM
Nov 2016

More than 95% of CO ballots this year will be cast by mail. As of Friday morning, mail-in ballots that had arrived (but not yet opened and counted) totaled 1.55 million. The total vote in CO was 2.57 million in 2012. And when you consider the mail lag and hundreds of thousands of ballots are now arriving daily, it was definitely around 70% when this poll was taken the last couple of nights.


The numbers look legit, and I expect an 8+ point Hillary blowout here in CO.

Gotta love it

triron

(22,020 posts)
13. Thanks for that information.
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 01:20 AM
Nov 2016

I think NM will definitely go for her as well. Nearly 50% of electorate here is Hispanic.

longship

(40,416 posts)
7. They've had my vote for about two weeks.
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 12:48 AM
Nov 2016

I live in a very rural county and it is a long, roundabout drive to my township hall to vote. There's a national forest to drive around. So I started voting absentee this year.

RWW

(13 posts)
16. landslide
Sat Nov 5, 2016, 03:16 AM
Nov 2016

MSM wants a horse race when this is a landslide. Empower a Clinton landslide and give us our rightful Supreme Court appointment!

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