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3. jim hightower says turn out is based on turn on

Tue Jun 21, 2016, 07:34 AM

Jun 2016

if hrc is the home of the massive yawn......

getting folks out to vote should be easier than getting my kid to clean the litter boxes
just saying

nov could be a most unhappy month

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Poll: Clinton tops Trump, but neither prompts excitement [View all] tabasco Jun 2016 OP

I really don't need for the president to excite me. I'm looking for common sense and stability. Laser102 Jun 2016 #1

True, but for the average voter, and down-ticket races AllyCat Jun 2016 #19

And we'll get it when President Obama and VP Biden begin campaigning for Hillary in all seriousness. BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #57

This ^^^ treestar Jun 2016 #61

Post removed Post removed Jun 2016 #2

jim hightower says turn out is based on turn on dembotoz Jun 2016 #3

Hillary's voters are 10 points ahead of Trump's in enthusiasm. onehandle Jun 2016 #4

Hillary's voters are 10 points ahead of Trump's in enthusiasm. AlbertCat Jun 2016 #14

10 percentage points. vdogg Jun 2016 #30

I have to say "so what?" FLPanhandle Jun 2016 #5

Remember those Green and Libertarian numbers rjsquirrel Jun 2016 #6

I had preferred to be excited for a change, but now it's back to holding my nose. Dustlawyer Jun 2016 #7

Word. AllyCat Jun 2016 #20

Neither prompts excitement? SmittynMo Jun 2016 #8

It's definitely a "meh" election..... marmar Jun 2016 #9

My biggest fear. Low turnout and no change in Congress .... marble falls Jun 2016 #10

Your biggest fear SmittynMo Jun 2016 #11

Yes. The Democratic Party certainly seems to ignor a huge number of progressive Democratic leaning.. marble falls Jun 2016 #13

He lost. Metric System Jun 2016 #55

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 2016 #60

Throughout all the years I have been voting Loki Jun 2016 #12

Thanks for saying what I was thinking. redstatebluegirl Jun 2016 #27

... Crepuscular Jun 2016 #15

This^^^^ Silver_Witch Jun 2016 #16

No. The Democrats are satisfied with their nominee. 55% Hillary, 43% Bernie. The republicans on still_one Jun 2016 #22

You do not need to wag percentages here. Hillary is on top here, we get it. peace13 Jun 2016 #26

I am quoting the OPs poll, not mine. They are NOT my percentages, they are what the OP posted in still_one Jun 2016 #28

So what you're saying is this OP is against the rules and should be locked. vdogg Jun 2016 #31

I think that using numbers, especially where the primaries are concerned should not be used .. peace13 Jun 2016 #32

First I would like to make it clear my post was not intended to "rub anything in". It was a direct still_one Jun 2016 #35

For whatever reason.... peace13 Jun 2016 #36

I would agree, except that it was the poll in the OP that brought Bernie into the picture, I didn't. still_one Jun 2016 #38

... Crepuscular Jun 2016 #34

I don't subscribe to that premise, yet alone this CNN national poll. For one thing, it isn't broken still_one Jun 2016 #37

... Crepuscular Jun 2016 #43

From 2004, and yet someone with such unpopular views won the nomination. The gender effect, and still_one Jun 2016 #44

um..... Crepuscular Jun 2016 #47

I read the wrong legend at the bottom, which was referring to 2004. You are correct, I mis viewed it still_one Jun 2016 #48

Democrats are only 30% of the population elljay Jun 2016 #42

There is strong indications that up to 30% or more of republicans won't vote for Trump. The polls still_one Jun 2016 #45

Clinton is ahead, so the media adds something negative to the headline Democat Jun 2016 #17

Pretty much.. peace13 Jun 2016 #40

+ 10000000000000000000 JoePhilly Jun 2016 #59

So true. treestar Jun 2016 #62

The poll/article also says 55% of Democrats and leaners pick Clinton, and 43% pick Sanders. still_one Jun 2016 #18

Interesting use of the word "satisfied" Android3.14 Jun 2016 #24

At this stage of the process, right after a long contentious primary, when the presumed nominee has still_one Jun 2016 #25

The thing is, while Trump doesn't motivate the Republican base, and Clinton doesn't Gene Debs Jun 2016 #21

In the OPs link, 55% of the Democrats and leaners would pick Hillary, and 43% would pick Bernie. still_one Jun 2016 #23

" I really don't need for the president to excite me. I'm looking for common sense and stability ." DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #29

My excitement will be when Hillary wins the election! Gamecock Lefty Jun 2016 #33

Excitement builds after the Convention, at least that is what it has been historically still_one Jun 2016 #39

Good thing 'non excited' votes count the same as 'excited' votes. bravenak Jun 2016 #41

Your analysis is right on Bravenak, and the demographics you alluded to, are going to be extremely still_one Jun 2016 #46

"Non-excited" voters only vote if it's easy. JustABozoOnThisBus Jun 2016 #49

Not true. I was very unexcited. But I caucused for my candidate, regardless. bravenak Jun 2016 #50

You did not seem "unexcited". JustABozoOnThisBus Jun 2016 #54

Glad I seemed enthusiastic bravenak Jun 2016 #58

So what the article is saying is.. wyldwolf Jun 2016 #51

I am very exited about a Supreme Court that is no longer Conservative. Agnosticsherbet Jun 2016 #52

The Headline is OPINION itsrobert Jun 2016 #53

So sad that our money soaked system produces the worst... demmayhem Jun 2016 #56