(11-05-2016 12:56 PM)green Wrote:  

move nh into the win column ...

PENULTIMATE (NEXT TO LAST)

Scott Brown, however, warned of potential trickery by Democrats on Election Day: “Every one of your listeners could go to New Hampshire today—or even Monday night—and stay at a hotel, stay at a friend’s house, and then they could go in the next day without a license, without any ID whatsoever and say, ‘Hi, I’d like to vote.’ They’ll say, ‘Do have a license?’ ‘No.’ ‘Are you domiciled here?’ ‘Yes, I am domiciled here.’ ‘Do you have—have you voted today?’ ‘No, no, I haven’t voted.’ ‘Well, all right, here’s a one, two paragraph affidavit. You sign it, you can vote.’ Well, what does ‘domiciled’ mean? ‘Domiciled’ means that you actually stayed at a hotel that night. Every effort that’s been made by the legislature to provide at least a 30-day residency requirement so they don’t bus the people in from Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts has been stopped by the Democratic Governor Maggie Hassan.
-- breitbart

barring shenanigans ...

CAVEAT EMPTOR (BUYER BEWARE)

My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

(11-07-2016 12:09 PM)Max Power Wrote:  My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

That's rich. GA going blue.

(11-07-2016 12:09 PM)Max Power Wrote:  My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

I got to hand it to you ...
at least you're consistent ...

CONSISTENTLY WRONG

I think it will look like this.

(11-07-2016 12:14 PM)Dragonlair2.0 Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 12:09 PM)Max Power Wrote:  My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

That's rich. GA going blue.

and making Texas "interesting"...

(11-07-2016 12:19 PM)UTSAMarineVet09 Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 12:14 PM)Dragonlair2.0 Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 12:09 PM)Max Power Wrote:  My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

That's rich. GA going blue.

and making Texas "interesting"...

Don't be surprised if the map ultimately looks like this. Trump's populist message about trade and manufacturing resonates very well with union workers at manufacturing plants. I could see PA and MI flipping red this election based on that. I can also see all of New England going blue too.

More than likely the coast will be blue and the center of the country will be red. Americans are dividing ourselves into “Rural vs Urban” and that will come to define the future.

(11-07-2016 12:09 PM)Max Power Wrote:  My final answer:



If it weren't for the FBI's intervention this last week we could have gotten Iowa and made SC and Texas interesting (and UT interesting for McMullin). Maybe next time.

Please tell me you are not seriously this delusional.

SurveyMonkey has Georgia tied today.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/elections/m...=sm-lv-cps

Landmark has Trump +3.

http://landmarkcommunications.net/landma...nt-senate/

GA will be close. Should be fun!

My final prediction

I think I'm least confident in Ohio going Hillary followed by Florida. I have some doubt about New Hampshire, but feel really good about the rest.

As far as states Hillary could take... Arizona is a sneaky play and if things break right Iowa and Georgia.

(11-07-2016 02:42 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  My final prediction

I think I'm least confident in Ohio going Hillary followed by Florida. I have some doubt about New Hampshire, but feel really good about the rest.

As far as states Hillary could take... Arizona is a sneaky play and if things break right Iowa and Georgia.

ehhh that's extreme optimistic outlook for Clinton.

(11-07-2016 02:45 PM)WalkThePlank Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 02:42 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  My final prediction

I think I'm least confident in Ohio going Hillary followed by Florida. I have some doubt about New Hampshire, but feel really good about the rest.

As far as states Hillary could take... Arizona is a sneaky play and if things break right Iowa and Georgia.

ehhh that's extreme optimistic outlook for Clinton.

You have to ignore all the polls showing Trump leading Ohio, and usually by a decent margin. Same for the one district in Maine.

(11-07-2016 02:50 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 02:45 PM)WalkThePlank Wrote:  

(11-07-2016 02:42 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  My final prediction

I think I'm least confident in Ohio going Hillary followed by Florida. I have some doubt about New Hampshire, but feel really good about the rest.

As far as states Hillary could take... Arizona is a sneaky play and if things break right Iowa and Georgia.

ehhh that's extreme optimistic outlook for Clinton.

You have to ignore all the polls showing Trump leading Ohio, and usually by a decent margin. Same for the one district in Maine.

You don't have to ignore anything. Polls seem to have Trump as a slight favorite in Ohio. I think Hillary's organization will make up the difference. It's certainly going to be close and the state I have Hillary winning I think she is most likely to lose. On the Maine second... that's another where Trump is a slight favorite and yea I view that as a tossup. I have it to Clinton but would not be surprised if Trump added 1 EV that way. Just like I wouldn't be surprised if Trump won Florida. I'd be much more shocked if he broke through in any of Michigan, Penn, Virginia, NC and Colorado.

Reminder: Newspapers across America just ran this on their front pages:



So yeah, about those last minute deciders....

She's now behind in PA.

C-O-L-L-A-P-S-E

LOLno

(10-27-2016 12:30 PM)green Wrote:  

YOU'LL SEE

enthusiasm trumps organization ...
heart over head ...
final answer ...

CAN'T STOP NOW

My final map.

Trump wins FL, OH, IA, NC, NH, and PA to win the game. Comes up just short in MI and CO. VA is closer than 2012 but NoVA proves to be too much to overcome. NV is a strong Clinton win