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Absolution9
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« on: October 20, 2016, 11:20:43 AM »

I suspect that Trump will win Ohio (and any state) if polling is tied or within 1/2 points in the state going into the election.  Practically every poll in this so far has had huge quantities of people in the "undecided" and "someone else" categories, I would bet that many of them (not all) are embarrassed Trump leaners.

Clinton's lead is pretty secure and she should win, but I wouldn't be surprised if Trump outperforms his polling by 1-2+ points across the board.
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Absolution9
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« Reply #1 on: October 20, 2016, 11:26:57 AM »

I suspect that Trump will win Ohio (and any state) if polling is tied or within 1/2 points in the state going into the election.  Practically every poll in this so far has had huge quantities of people in the "undecided" and "someone else" categories, I would bet that many of them (not all) are embarrassed Trump leaners.

Clinton's lead is pretty secure and she should win, but I wouldn't be surprised if Trump outperforms his polling by 1-2+ points across the board.


Undecideds broke away from Trump in almost every primary before New York.

I think these are two different classes of voters and where they overlap they are facing a different choice.
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Absolution9
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« Reply #2 on: October 20, 2016, 11:28:38 AM »

I suspect that Trump will win Ohio (and any state) if polling is tied or within 1/2 points in the state going into the election.  Practically every poll in this so far has had huge quantities of people in the "undecided" and "someone else" categories, I would bet that many of them (not all) are embarrassed Trump leaners.

Clinton's lead is pretty secure and she should win, but I wouldn't be surprised if Trump outperforms his polling by 1-2+ points across the board.


Undecideds broke away from Trump in almost every primary before New York.

I think these are two different classes of voters and where they overlap they are facing a different choice.

Nationally you are correct, but I have read the best ground game in OH is Portman's and that should help Trump.
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