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StatesPoll
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« on: June 01, 2016, 10:57:32 AM »


So sad results for Hillary Hooligans (HH)

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« Reply #1 on: June 01, 2016, 11:06:39 AM »
« Edited: June 01, 2016, 11:08:31 AM by StatesPoll »


Election 2012 Results in GA:  Romney 53.3 | Romney 45.48   Spreads : Romney +7.82%
PPP Poll(MAY) in GA: TRUMP 45 | Hillary 38 | Johnson 6 | Stein 2  Spreads: TRUMP +7%

Considering Johnson and Stein were much weaker in 2012.
for Hillary, It isn't better results than Obama(2012) at all.

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« Reply #2 on: June 01, 2016, 11:12:19 AM »
« Edited: June 01, 2016, 11:14:04 AM by StatesPoll »


Election 2012 Results in GA:  Romney 53.3 | Romney 45.48   Spreads : Romney 7.82%
PPP Poll(MAY) in GA: TRUMP 45 | Hillary 38 | Johnson 6 | Stein 2  Spreads: TRUMP +7%

Considering Johnson and Stein were much weaker in 2012.
It isn't better results than Obama(2012) at all.

Losing by 7 points is indeed better than losing by 8 points. Can you do simple math?

first. Obama was losing by 7.82 points. not 8.0 points.

Didn't u see, I already explained, Johnson and Stein were much weaker in 2012 than now?

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« Reply #3 on: June 01, 2016, 11:18:17 AM »
« Edited: June 01, 2016, 11:20:02 AM by StatesPoll »


Election 2012 Results in GA:  Romney 53.3 | Roby 45.48   Spreads : Romney 7.82%
PPP Poll(MAY) in GA: TRUMP 45 | Hillary 38 | Johnson 6 | Stein 2  Spreads: TRUMP +7%

Considering Johnson and Stein were much weaker in 2012.
It isn't better results than Obama(2012) at all.

Losing by 7 points is indeed better than losing by 8 points. Can you do simple math?

Yes I can.

Romney vs Obama(2012) : 53.3 / 45.48 = 1.1719
TRUMP vs Hillary(PPP Poll, May,2016) : 45/38 = 1.1842

isn't that you who can't do simple math? bah~

seems for pro common core Hillary Supporter.  1.1719  is bigger than 1.1842

hahahaha




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« Reply #4 on: June 01, 2016, 11:27:17 AM »


Election 2012 Results in GA:  Romney 53.3 | Roby 45.48   Spreads : Romney 7.82%
PPP Poll(MAY) in GA: TRUMP 45 | Hillary 38 | Johnson 6 | Stein 2  Spreads: TRUMP +7%

Considering Johnson and Stein were much weaker in 2012.
It isn't better results than Obama(2012) at all.

Losing by 7 points is indeed better than losing by 8 points. Can you do simple math?

Yes I can.

Romney vs Obama(2012) : 53.3 / 45.48 = 1.1719
TRUMP vs Hillary(PPP Poll, May,2016) : 45/38 = 1.1842

isn't that you who can't do simple math? bah~

seems for pro common core Hillary Supporter.  1.1719  is bigger than 1.1842

hahahaha






#UnskewActualElectionResultsFromFourYearsAgo2K16

Comparing the ratios is not a skewing.

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« Reply #5 on: June 02, 2016, 07:32:43 AM »


I guess Hillary Hooligans might say 'stop' But there is nothing wrong with This analysis
Just accept the reality, Hooligans.

1. Calculation (convert PPP poll results as Reaistic demographics.)
GA(2012) Racial Voters Share: White 65% | Black 28% | Other 7%


http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_GA_60116.pdf
(Page 21 of pdf file)
White: TRUMP 67% | Hillary 17% | Johnson 6% | Stein 1%
Black: Hillary 80% | Stein 5% | Johnson 4% | Trump 2%
Other: Hillary 38% | TRUMP 35% | Johnson 19% | Stein 0%

TRUMP 46.6% | Hillary 36.1% | Johnson 6.4% | Stein 2.1%


about the details
1) TRUMP

a. White 65%(Voters share) x 67% = 43.55%

b. Black 28%(Voters share) x 2% = 0.56%

c. Other 7%(Voters share) X 35% =  2.45%

= Total 46.56%


2) Hillary

a. White 65%(voters shares) x 17% = 11.05%

b. Black 28%(voters shares) x 80% =  22.4%

c. Other 7%(Voters share) X 38% =  2.66%

= Total 36.11%


3) Gary Johnson

a. White 65%(voters shares) x 6% = 3.9%

b. Black 28%(voters shares) x 4% =  1.12%

c. Other 7%(Voters share) X 19% =  1.33%

= Total 6.35%


4) Jill Stein

a. White 65%(voters shares) x 1% = 0.65%

b. Black 28%(voters shares) x 5% =  1.4%

c. Other 7%(Voters share) X 0% =  0%

= Total 2.05%
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