2016 Postmortem

MFM008

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36. Fuck them

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Thu Sep 22, 2016, 06:03 PM

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POLLS: New Quinnipiac Polls of VA, CO, GA, IA [View all] democrattotheend Sep 2016 OP

Quinnipiac has a pro-Trump house effect nt molova Sep 2016 #1

I am not unhappy with those numbers. Have no idea what happened to Iowa, it used to be still_one Sep 2016 #2

It was always a swing state democrattotheend Sep 2016 #3

Iowa's not even close this election cycle, Trump's going to blow Clinton out there. geek tragedy Sep 2016 #5

We need to get out of Iowa SCliberal91294 Sep 2016 #6

I don't know that we need to, but I would agree if resource scarcity is an issue geek tragedy Sep 2016 #7

Iowa SCliberal91294 Sep 2016 #12

The problem is that we have already gotten out of there. Hillary hasn't done any campaigning StevieM Sep 2016 #38

how do you know we aren't? still_one Sep 2016 #39

There are no commercials here one way or another - at least very few. Drahthaardogs Sep 2016 #40

oh, I see. Maybe Hillary is waiting until after the first debate, I don't know, thanks though still_one Sep 2016 #43

Iowa voted for a black President twice vdogg Sep 2016 #25

I think Obama persuaded a lot of them to not vote for Romney geek tragedy Sep 2016 #30

You have a point, but it was never as far right as it has seems to have evolved still_one Sep 2016 #22

It used to be our easiest swing state - we won it 6 out of 7 times between 1988 and 2012 Midwestern Democrat Sep 2016 #44

We are not campaigning hard there. Hillary hasn't been making appearances in Iowa and she really StevieM Sep 2016 #37

Either the polls or both campaigns are wrong about Colorado geek tragedy Sep 2016 #4

If any Democrat could have won Georgia, it was Obama in 2008 democrattotheend Sep 2016 #9

demographics are shifting in Georgia and North Carolina geek tragedy Sep 2016 #11

Yesterday's Emerson poll did not show that close a race though Loki Liesmith Sep 2016 #15

Wtf is going on in Iowa Thrill Sep 2016 #8

When I was living there a few years ago there was a lot immigration concern sweetloukillbot Sep 2016 #13

Remember, Quinn polls usually lean +4 or so for GOP Doctor Jack Sep 2016 #10

Their CO demographics are off DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2016 #14

that makes sense. So likely more of a 5-6 point lead. nt geek tragedy Sep 2016 #16

I hate to unskew polls because it represents motivated thinking which can lead to erroneous... DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2016 #18

determining who will actually turn out to vote is a lot more art than science nt geek tragedy Sep 2016 #27

9% is laughably low. Charles Bukowski Sep 2016 #23

To my fellow Golden State resident please see Post 18 DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2016 #26

I saw that and I agree with you totally. Charles Bukowski Sep 2016 #32

Any h2h results? Charles Bukowski Sep 2016 #17

So Johnson actually helps Clinton in Colorado democrattotheend Sep 2016 #19

Whats h2h? Iliyah Sep 2016 #20

head 2 head, as opposed to 3 or 4 way nt geek tragedy Sep 2016 #31

If Colorado was at all competitive Loki Liesmith Sep 2016 #21

Georgia is to us what Pennsylvania is to Republicans vdogg Sep 2016 #24

CO VA vadermike Sep 2016 #28

538 shows Quinnipiac favors Trump by 1% RAFisher Sep 2016 #29

Pretty clear her numbers took a hit 9/11-9/14 Loki Liesmith Sep 2016 #33

In a close race, Colorado is going to be the state the decides the election ram2008 Sep 2016 #34

Colorado may get called before Virginia though democrattotheend Sep 2016 #35

Fuck them MFM008 Sep 2016 #36

I'm originally from Iowa hauckeye Sep 2016 #41

At this point looks like Iowa may be a pick up by Trump book_worm Sep 2016 #42