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November 7, 2016
This one's for you, Hillary! Ella Fitzgerald Sings
November 7, 2016
Ahhhh yes. The poll map we've waited to see!!!
Mark Murray – Verified account ?@mmurraypolitics
NBC's final battleground map: Clinton 274, Trump 170, 94 in Tossup http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/2016-election-day/nbc-s-final-battleground-map-shows-clinton-edge-n678926 …
Ok I'm goingwith this map.
Will be interesting, after the dust clears, to compare this one against the final cut.
Seriously? The deep Red Dakotas, Kansas, in the "lean R" collumn ??
I believe this is a more realistic map than what we have been seeing.
Cool huh!
November 7, 2016
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/briefing/videos/2016/11/06/new-hfa-mini-documentary-the-story-of-her%25e2%2580%258b/
This one's for you, Hillary "The Story of Her"/"The Story of Us"
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/briefing/videos/2016/11/06/new-hfa-mini-documentary-the-story-of-her%25e2%2580%258b/
November 7, 2016
James Carville up next with MSNBC panel..discussing Comey.
Don't want to miss this one.
November 6, 2016
Join President Barack Obama and Stevie Wonder in Kissimmee!
Osceola Heritage Park Stadium
631 Heritage Park Way Kissimmee, Florida 34744
Official event
Join us to welcome President Obama and Stevie Wonder to Kissimmee!
President Obama will highlight Hillary Clinton's vision for an America, and Stevie Wonder will give an exclusive performance
Doors open at 12:00pm.
If you're interested in priority venue access, you can pick up a ticket on Friday, November 4 or Saturday, November 5 from 12:00 to 8:00 PM EDT one of the following distribution sites. Tickets are available on a first come first serve basis.
Celebration Florida Together Coordinated Campaign Office
3357 W Vine Street, Suite 207
Kissimmee, FL, 34741
Buena Vista Lakes Staging Location
101 Bridle Court
Kissimmee, FL 34743
Kissimmee Staging Location
2200 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Suite 203
Kissimmee, FL, 34744
https://m.#
Pres Obama with Stevie Wonder Rally in Fl. Up Soon!!
SUN, NOV 6, 2016, 1:30PM – 3:30PM ESTJoin President Barack Obama and Stevie Wonder in Kissimmee!
Osceola Heritage Park Stadium
631 Heritage Park Way Kissimmee, Florida 34744
Official event
Join us to welcome President Obama and Stevie Wonder to Kissimmee!
President Obama will highlight Hillary Clinton's vision for an America, and Stevie Wonder will give an exclusive performance
Doors open at 12:00pm.
If you're interested in priority venue access, you can pick up a ticket on Friday, November 4 or Saturday, November 5 from 12:00 to 8:00 PM EDT one of the following distribution sites. Tickets are available on a first come first serve basis.
Celebration Florida Together Coordinated Campaign Office
3357 W Vine Street, Suite 207
Kissimmee, FL, 34741
Buena Vista Lakes Staging Location
101 Bridle Court
Kissimmee, FL 34743
Kissimmee Staging Location
2200 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Suite 203
Kissimmee, FL, 34744
https://m.#
November 5, 2016
New data indicate massive increases in early voting among Latino voters in key states. And it is impacting election results where it matters.
SNIP
In the aftermath of the 2012 election, Karl Rove took to the Wall Street Journal to warn Republicans that “more white votes alone” would not be enough to ensure future victories for the GOP.
It does not appear that they got the message.
Latino Decisions, the research firm that specializes in Latino political opinion and is known for especially reliable data due to bilingual interviews and large sample sizes, reports “heightened enthusiasm for voting in 2016 and record-high levels of support for Hillary Clinton.”
In 2016, Latino Decisions projects up to 3.5 million additional Latino voters — putting their turnout at close to 15 million.
In Florida, early voting among Latinos has increased by 129 percent so far from 2008. (According to the Clinton campaign, 44 percent more Latinos have voted so far than voted early in 2012.)
In Georgia, Latino early turnout has increased by 144 percent so far from 2012.
In North Carolina, early voting among Latinos has increased 75 percent so far from 2012.
The Latino population is smaller in North Carolina and Georgia than Florida, but given how close the race is in all three states, Latino turnout could be pivotal.
According to Latino Decisions, high Latino turnout bodes very well for Clinton:
Latino Decisions also projects that 79 percent of Latinos will vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, 18 percent for Republican nominee Donald Trump, and the remaining three percent voting for other candidates.
Record-breaking turnout combined with record-high levels of support for Clinton is already impacting election results:
Mrs. Clinton’s campaign manager, Robby Mook, told donors on a conference call Thursday [November 3] that the campaign expected to win Florida and North Carolina in large part because of Hispanic turnout.
In Nevada, a third diverse battleground state, Mr. Mook said he no longer saw a path for Mr. Trump to win there.
According to TargetSmart’s latest polling, Clinton is maintaining a 28 point advantage among Latinos in Florida, compared to Obama’s 21 point advantage in 2012.
Jon Ralston, Nevada’s preeminent election forecaster, says Democrats have built up an insurmountable lead in the state due in part to high Latino turnout in key precincts.
Karl Rove was right. More white votes alone will not ensure victory for the GOP. It looks like Latino voters are voting early to make sure of it.
Signs of a game-changing groundswell of Latino support for Clinton
http://shareblue.com/groundswell-of-latino-support-for-clinton/New data indicate massive increases in early voting among Latino voters in key states. And it is impacting election results where it matters.
SNIP
In the aftermath of the 2012 election, Karl Rove took to the Wall Street Journal to warn Republicans that “more white votes alone” would not be enough to ensure future victories for the GOP.
It does not appear that they got the message.
Latino Decisions, the research firm that specializes in Latino political opinion and is known for especially reliable data due to bilingual interviews and large sample sizes, reports “heightened enthusiasm for voting in 2016 and record-high levels of support for Hillary Clinton.”
In 2016, Latino Decisions projects up to 3.5 million additional Latino voters — putting their turnout at close to 15 million.
In Florida, early voting among Latinos has increased by 129 percent so far from 2008. (According to the Clinton campaign, 44 percent more Latinos have voted so far than voted early in 2012.)
In Georgia, Latino early turnout has increased by 144 percent so far from 2012.
In North Carolina, early voting among Latinos has increased 75 percent so far from 2012.
The Latino population is smaller in North Carolina and Georgia than Florida, but given how close the race is in all three states, Latino turnout could be pivotal.
According to Latino Decisions, high Latino turnout bodes very well for Clinton:
Latino Decisions also projects that 79 percent of Latinos will vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, 18 percent for Republican nominee Donald Trump, and the remaining three percent voting for other candidates.
Record-breaking turnout combined with record-high levels of support for Clinton is already impacting election results:
Mrs. Clinton’s campaign manager, Robby Mook, told donors on a conference call Thursday [November 3] that the campaign expected to win Florida and North Carolina in large part because of Hispanic turnout.
In Nevada, a third diverse battleground state, Mr. Mook said he no longer saw a path for Mr. Trump to win there.
According to TargetSmart’s latest polling, Clinton is maintaining a 28 point advantage among Latinos in Florida, compared to Obama’s 21 point advantage in 2012.
Jon Ralston, Nevada’s preeminent election forecaster, says Democrats have built up an insurmountable lead in the state due in part to high Latino turnout in key precincts.
Karl Rove was right. More white votes alone will not ensure victory for the GOP. It looks like Latino voters are voting early to make sure of it.
November 5, 2016
Rally for Hillary - Midnight in Raleigh - Monday Night
Hillary HQ retweeted
Bradd Jaffy
2h2 hours ago
Bradd Jaffy ?@BraddJaffy
Clinton's final rally will be at midnight Monday in Raleigh
November 5, 2016
Scorpio
November 01, 2016 - November 30, 2016
There is a change of scene and of emphasis after November 9th, and it seems that you have more space and freedom after an intense and trying time mentally and psychologically, which has brought many swings of mood and perhaps some extreme behavior. The rest of November is characterized by a need to spend more time at home or with the friends and colleagues you feel most comfortable with.
There is a sense of relief that the pressure is off, and you can look forward to a happy time out of the public eye.
A little R&R may be enjoyed.
On the lighter side: From Hillary's Horoscope November 2016
Scorpio
November 01, 2016 - November 30, 2016
There is a change of scene and of emphasis after November 9th, and it seems that you have more space and freedom after an intense and trying time mentally and psychologically, which has brought many swings of mood and perhaps some extreme behavior. The rest of November is characterized by a need to spend more time at home or with the friends and colleagues you feel most comfortable with.
There is a sense of relief that the pressure is off, and you can look forward to a happy time out of the public eye.
A little R&R may be enjoyed.
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