Quinnipiac national poll: Clinton 42% Trump 40%

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Here’s the black vote in the 4-way matchup:

Clinton 87%
Johnson 1%
Stein 1%
Trump 0%

Also, as with other polls, Johnson and Stein both tend to do well amongst youngs.  For Stein, the age gap is especially large.  She’s at 10% among voters under 35, and 1% among those over 65.

0? Come on now. Obviously a small subsample thing. Trump is getting between 5-15% of the black vote most likely. Black Republicans do exist.

[Seriously?]

Here’s the black vote in the 4-way matchup:

Clinton 87%
Johnson 1%
Stein 1%
Trump 0%

Also, as with other polls, Johnson and Stein both tend to do well amongst youngs.  For Stein, the age gap is especially large.  She’s at 10% among voters under 35, and 1% among those over 65.

0? Come on now. Obviously a small subsample thing. Trump is getting between 5-15% of the black vote most likely. Black Republicans do exist.

15%. GL with that.

Historically, it's possible. More likely than not, it's 92-8 or 90-10 or there abouts.

[Seriously?]

How the hell is Trump only behind 2 in the top line when he's getting literally 0% of the black vote in the 4-way?

MOE of a subsample that's 10%-15% of the main sample to begin with. Realistically, Trump will get what? Between 7-12% of the black vote, if even. The subsample MOE has to be around that.