The corrupt media will call states for Clinton early (Florida, PA)
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To discourage Trump voters in Colorado and Arizona from voting.
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Even though she will end up losing those states
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Sounds plausible.
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To discourage Trump voters in Colorado and Arizona from voting.
To discourage Trump voters in Colorado and Arizona from voting.
The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
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To discourage Trump voters in Colorado and Arizona from voting.
The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
It's pretty clear hes talking about on Tuesday while polls are open.
If they call Florida for Hillary then people in the West would assume the race is over and not vote
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Yeah that's exactly what I meant.
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The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
It's pretty clear hes talking about on Tuesday while polls are open.
If they call Florida for Hillary then people in the West would assume the race is over and not vote
If they call Florida for Hillary then people in the West would assume the race is over and not vote
Not very motivated if they do...
And it still cuts both ways as HRC voters may relax as much or more than Trump voters are discouraged.
Fact is with nearly 70% of the expected Florida vote expected to be early voting, the state may be an early call. But it all depends upon how close the count is and as PE pointed out earlier in my Target thread (and it finally sunk in), 538 does have the state as a toss-up.
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Didn't somebody change some kind of rule so that the news wasn't allowed to report results of states on the East Coast until voting was over? If not, they should.
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To discourage Trump voters in Colorado and Arizona from voting.
The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
Stuart
Good question because you missed his point.
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The corrupt media is also calling several states for Trump:
So, what is your point, exactly?
It's pretty clear hes talking about on Tuesday while polls are open.
If they call Florida for Hillary then people in the West would assume the race is over and not vote
It's pretty clear hes talking about on Tuesday while polls are open.
If they call Florida for Hillary then people in the West would assume the race is over and not vote
Yeah that's exactly what I meant.
My bad, I initially thought you were referring to network polls conducted before the election, like polls in battleground states. But, yeah, I can see your argument there. I think if a battleground state was called for either candidate before polls closed, that could have a negative impact on voter turnout from the opposing candidate's potential voting base. I think that might of happened to John Kerry in Florida in 2004, but i'm not 100% on that.
Didn't somebody change some kind of rule so that the news wasn't allowed to report results of states on the East Coast until voting was over? If not, they should.
WSS
I don't think its a law, but more of a gentlemen's agreement between networks to not disclose exit poll data until the polls. Or, at least it was during the last presidential election. But yeah, I agree that there should probably be some sort of law to ban releasing exit poll data until all polls are closed. Some other countries around the world prohibit releasing exit poll results until all polls are closed, and some outright ban exit polling
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Didn't somebody change some kind of rule so that the news wasn't allowed to report results of states on the East Coast until voting was over? If not, they should.
WSS
Didn't somebody change some kind of rule so that the news wasn't allowed to report results of states on the East Coast until voting was over? If not, they should.
Excellent question...
From Florida:
Please be aware that while Florida polls close at 7 p.m., Florida has two time zones. Voting will not be completed statewide until 7 p.m. Central / 8 p.m. Eastern, at which time, unofficial preliminary election results will be released.
AKA... waitin' on the Panhandle... then begin releasing vote counts...
Can't find answer as to when News Orgs begin announcing "and we can now project a winner" of individual states for the National race. But I am sure it is after all the polls in a given state are closed. I think the 2000 klusterfook (to borrow a phrase) included a Florida call before panhandle polls were closed... the first of a few erroneous calls that nite.
As for making a national call... not turning up any restrictions, but the most recent hit was from 2008 survey of the networks by the NYT where all seemed good to go as soon as they were "sure"...
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/04/us/politics/04network.html
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If the race is as close as it's been polled I can't see them calling Florida before 10pm anyway
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If the race is as close as it's been polled I can't see them calling Florida before 10pm anyway
If the race is as close as it's been polled I can't see them calling Florida before 10pm anyway
I think if Trump loses Florida, it'll be because of the Hispanic votes
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I think if Trump loses Florida, it'll be because of the Hispanic votes
Lots of Cubans though which isn't exactly the same thing as Mexicans
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Lots of Cubans though which isn't exactly the same thing as Mexicans
I don't think Trump sees a difference. And when it comes to the negative effects of Trump's comments, I don't think it really matters.
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I don't think Trump sees a difference. And when it comes to the negative effects of Trump's comments, I don't think it really matters.
Trust me, I can provide very accurate context on this. There's two types of Cubans-pro Cuba (liberal) and anti-Cuba (republican). Living in South Florida and knowing a lot of Cubans rich and poor this is a VERY mixed bag, In general, more are anti-Cuba (aka republican) believe it or not which is hurting the liberal cause due to Obama. I can speak to this knowing folks fairly known in the SoFlo Cuban community.
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I don't think Trump sees a difference. And when it comes to the negative effects of Trump's comments, I don't think it really matters.
Trust me, I can provide very accurate context on this. There's two types of Cubans-pro Cuba (liberal) and anti-Cuba (republican). Living in South Florida and knowing a lot of Cubans rich and poor this is a VERY mixed bag, In general, more are anti-Cuba (aka republican) believe it or not which is hurting the liberal cause due to Obama. I can speak to this knowing folks fairly known in the SoFlo Cuban community.
Trust me, I can provide very accurate context on this. There's two types of Cubans-pro Cuba (liberal) and anti-Cuba (republican). Living in South Florida and knowing a lot of Cubans rich and poor this is a VERY mixed bag, In general, more are anti-Cuba (aka republican) believe it or not which is hurting the liberal cause due to Obama. I can speak to this knowing folks fairly known in the SoFlo Cuban community.
Not from Florida but I've also heard that Trump has pretty strong Cuban support.
Which is why I've heard the Hispanic vote will likely be more pro-Trump in Florida than in places like Nevada and Arizona.
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Trust me, I can provide very accurate context on this. There's two types of Cubans-pro Cuba (liberal) and anti-Cuba (republican). Living in South Florida and knowing a lot of Cubans rich and poor this is a VERY mixed bag, In general, more are anti-Cuba (aka republican) believe it or not which is hurting the liberal cause due to Obama. I can speak to this knowing folks fairly known in the SoFlo Cuban community.
Not from Florida but I've also heard that Trump has pretty strong Cuban support.
Which is why I've heard the Hispanic vote will likely be more pro-Trump in Florida than in places like Nevada and Arizona.
Not from Florida but I've also heard that Trump has pretty strong Cuban support.
Which is why I've heard the Hispanic vote will likely be more pro-Trump in Florida than in places like Nevada and Arizona.
Problem is though, Cuban support while strong isn't the whole story. Trump should badly lose every other minority group here which of course is a lot. Outside of Cubans the other strong ethnic groups will definitely not vote Trump.That's why as I've noted I think FL this year will serve as an incredible case study for future elections.
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Supposedly Trump is doubling Romney's support amongst blacks.
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