Ohio-PPP: Trump +3; tied in binary race

[JRP1994]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2016/07/trump-gets-modest-boost-in-ohio-after-convention.html

Trump: 42
Clinton: 39
Johnson: 6
Stein: 2


Trump: 45
Clinton: 45

[The Other Castro]

Not bad given the current state of things, could be worse.

[Ebsy]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

[Fusionmunster]

This is not a "6 on the freak out meter".

[heatcharger]

The last PPP poll here in June showed Clinton 44, Trump 40 in a binary race.

Not bad given the current state of things, could be worse.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

SAY HELLO TO OUR EMPEROR OVERLORD DONALD JOHN TRUMP

On a serious note, this polls on par with the 2012 race.

[President Johnson]

The last PPP poll here in June showed Clinton 44, Trump 40 in a binary race.

Not bad given the current state of things, could be worse.

Yeah, Big Don gets a bump. Good news.

[dspNY]

So we're tied after Trump's convention in Ohio? Lean D. The 2 person race is more accurate

[The Other Castro]

Notable details:

-"Voters who are for Johnson or Stein or undecided in full field in OH go for Clinton by 18 pts head to head w/Trump"

-"In June we had Trump leading only 66/15 among R's in Ohio. Now 82/9. That's the whole bump- no gains with D's, I's"

-"74% of Trump voters in Ohio think Hillary Clinton should be in prison, only 11% disagree, so 'lock her up' represented party pretty well"

[Terry the Fat Shark]

Trump +5, Clinton + 1 from last head to head OH PPP poll

[Ljube]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

SAY HELLO TO OUR EMPEROR OVERLOAD DONALD JOHN TRUMP

On a serious note, this polls on par with the 2012 race.

No, it doesn't. Obama consistently led all polls.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

SAY HELLO TO OUR EMPEROR OVERLOAD DONALD JOHN TRUMP

On a serious note, this polls on par with the 2012 race.

No, it doesn't. Obama consistently led all polls.

I mean the state polls. I remember it was consistently tied in Ohio.

[JerryArkansas]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

SAY HELLO TO OUR EMPEROR OVERLOAD DONALD JOHN TRUMP

On a serious note, this polls on par with the 2012 race.

No, it doesn't. Obama consistently led all polls.

No he didn't.  Race jumped around many times. 

[Fusionmunster]

Tied in head to head? lol no reason to freak out with this one.

SAY HELLO TO OUR EMPEROR OVERLOAD DONALD JOHN TRUMP

On a serious note, this polls on par with the 2012 race.

No, it doesn't. Obama consistently led all polls.

Romney led a few Ohio polls. There were also plenty of Obama +1 Ohio polls.

[heatcharger]

Newt Gingrich is only -4 in favorables? Junk.

[Wiz in Wis]

Not terrible, definitely not a 6 on the freak out meter...

[Gass3268]

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Again, it looks like the RNC was successful in consolidating the Republican base and to a lesser extent the Democratic base.

While obviously this isn't good news for Clinton, this isn't horrendous. Based on this I imagine Hillary is still at least 1-2 points up in Pennsylvania.

[The Other Castro]

I'm guessing PPP was referencing their 4-way poll as the freak-out numbers, which I still don't think merit a 6.

[President Johnson]

How many millions of special interest dollars did she spent in Ohio already? And how many staffers does she have in that state? And how many did TRUMP spent by contrast? It's obvious which candidate is running the better and more efficient campaign.

[Ljube]

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Again, it looks like the RNC was successful in consolidating the Republican base and to a lesser extent the Democratic base.

While obviously this isn't good news for Clinton, this isn't horrendous. Based on this I imagine Hillary is still at least 1-2 points up in Pennsylvania.

No. She is behind in Pennsylvania.

We really need to get more Pennsylvania polls so the red avatars here will finally get a grip.

[Fusionmunster]

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Again, it looks like the RNC was successful in consolidating the Republican base and to a lesser extent the Democratic base.

While obviously this isn't good news for Clinton, this isn't horrendous. Based on this I imagine Hillary is still at least 1-2 points up in Pennsylvania.

No. She is behind in Pennsylvania.

We really need to get more Pennsylvania polls so the red avatars here will finally get a grip.

Both sides need to get a grip, you included.

[DrScholl]

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Again, it looks like the RNC was successful in consolidating the Republican base and to a lesser extent the Democratic base.

While obviously this isn't good news for Clinton, this isn't horrendous. Based on this I imagine Hillary is still at least 1-2 points up in Pennsylvania.

No. She is behind in Pennsylvania.

We really need to get more Pennsylvania polls so the red avatars here will finally get a grip.

You aren't making any sense. If there are no polls of Pennsylvania, then how do you know that she is behind. You can't make up polls on your computer or in your head and pass them off as real. That's not how things work.

[Eraserhead]

Not a particularly great showing for Johnson or Stein.

[Gass3268]

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Again, it looks like the RNC was successful in consolidating the Republican base and to a lesser extent the Democratic base.

While obviously this isn't good news for Clinton, this isn't horrendous. Based on this I imagine Hillary is still at least 1-2 points up in Pennsylvania.

No. She is behind in Pennsylvania.

We really need to get more Pennsylvania polls so the red avatars here will finally get a grip.

There has only been one PA poll with Trump up for the entire cycle.

[Gass3268]

Not a particularly great showing for Johnson or Stein.

I expect them to start to fade as the cycle goes on. Also Ohio won't be a good state for either.