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Cofounder Pulse Poll Results – U.S. President

October 12-14 Poll –

Donald Trump 31.8%,

Hillary Clinton 28.4%,

Gary Johnson 5.7%,

Jill Stein 4.3%,

Undecided 29.8%.


(September 14-16 Poll –

Donald Trump 35.4%,

Hillary Clinton 23.9%,

Gary Johnson 7.4%,

Jill Stein, 3.2%

 Undecided 30.1%)





Cofounder Pulse Poll Results – U.S. Senate:

October 12-14 Poll – Rand Paul 33%,

Jim Gray 26.5%,

 Undecided 40.5%

http://www.babbagecofounder.com/2016/10/18/paul-steady-trump-falls-maintain-leads-latest-poll/

lol k

Did they decide not to push undecideds at all?

Safe r. Good try :)

tell that to those very talented republican pollsters. ;)

In a year full of crappy polling, I think this one takes the cake.

Im blaming the sh**tty pollster waste of a poll lol

Yep.  Willing suspension of disbelief can only go so far.

What a waste of time and resources.

This is actually through Google Consumer Survey.

OK, this one is junk

30% undecided in mid october? Garbage poll

Well, that validates my decision not to include an Undecided option in my Google Consumer Surveys South Dakota poll.

This belongs in the trash for sure

Quite a load of junk. We all know KY is safe Hillary.

So decimals and an extreme number of undecideds. lol

Don't just write off this poll. A Google poll recently had Clinton slightly ahead in Kentucky. It could be close.

Great poll of regular internet users in the great state of Kentucky!

(Sarcasm)

What it actually means for all voters in November is completely debatable, but I don't see KY as being anywhere remotely close this election cycle, even if a ton of evangelicals stay home, coal country decides to put some clothespins on their noses and not completely abandon the Democratic Party because Trump is scary with a finger on the bomb, etc....

Problem for Trump is, I don't see any support for him on the ground (other than one Tea Party member who yelled to the police because some teenagers ripped down his Trump sign).

This is a Google poll.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but Bandit might be right this time.  Trump isn't nearly as popular in Kentucky as people make him out to be, even in the rural areas.

KY swinging would definitely be a surprise practically nobody would be expecting.

Well, Bill Clinton did quite well in Kentucky in the '90s, it frequently votes Dem for statewide offices, and Anglos/Whites are much more Liberal than Southern Whites in general.

Granted it shifted hard to the first self-identified evangelical Republican in 2000 and 2004, and even harder against Obama in 2008 and 2012.

Still, it is a state where an economic populist Dem argument actually does quite well, and Clinton has not been focusing on that argument instead targeting suburban voters (Trump temperment & foreign policy stability) as well as having made several completely unnecessary statements regarding Coal Miners, instead of emphasizing support for rebuilding rural and resource dependent communities going through a tough transition from an industry that has been in decline, mainly as a result of "free market" forces that have made natural gas cheaper as well as foreign countries dumping cheap coal to supply an energy sector that still has many coal-powered energy plants, regardless of any type of "environmental rules and regulations".

Surprised no one went there on the "Crazy Predictions" thread.

We haven't really seen a decent polling firm in KY at all this year.

It does make sense that if MO is shifting into only a +5 T lead that KY would be within single digits.

Maybe Bill needs to do a detour next time he is down in SE or SW Ohio....

I believe that Trump is going to win, but it's going to be closer than it has been in a long time.

If Hillary wins this, it will be because of Republicans staying home.

Hah!

Either this or Clinton +4 in Rhode Island.