Quinnipiac-CO: Clinton +8, FL: Clinton + 4, OH: Tied , PA: Clinton +6

[BoAtlantis]

https://www.qu.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/colorado/release-detail?ReleaseID=2388

CO
Clinton 45
Trump 37
Johnson 10

FL
Clinton 48
Trump 44
Johnson 4

OH
Clinton 45
Trump 45
Johnson 6

PA
Clinton 47
Trump 41
Johnson 6

[Yank2133]

This are pretty good numbers for HRC. Quinnipiac has had a GOP house effect the entire cycle.

[Person Man]

That's about right if we are talking a seven point election.  So yeah. Maybe Trump can stage a comeback in the Northeast but that will be a Hail Mary. He's pretty much done in Colorado and Florida seems to be slipping. He's strong-ish in Ohio.

[Gass3268]

Considering Q's Trump lean, these numbers look excellent!

[ApatheticAustrian]

blowout.....

[Fargobison]

Head-to-head matchups among likely voters show:
Colorado: Clinton tops Trump 51 - 40 percent;
Florida: Clinton over Trump 49 - 45 percent;
Ohio: Trump at 48 percent to Clinton's 47 percent;
Pennsylvania: Clinton leads Trump 51 - 45 percent.

[ProudModerate2]

Well .... it seems that Hillary and Kaine have some work to do in Ohio.
I wonder if sending Sanders and Obama there can help ?
Some recent polling for OH is starting to concern me (though Clinton is still looking very good in the Dem FireWall, and especially in the rich-EC state of Florida).

[Eraserhead]

Stein is at 3% in CO and 1% in the other three states.

[Ronnie]

The writing is on the wall, Don.

[Gass3268]

Stein is at 3% in CO and 1% in the other three states.

She really fell apart, didn't she?

[Person Man]

Well .... it seems that Hillary and Kaine have some work to do in Ohio.
I wonder if sending Sanders and Obama there can help ?
Some recent polling for OH is starting to concern me (though Clinton is still looking very good in the Dem FireWall, and especially in the rich-EC state of Florida).

So, that's 300-302 votes that are outside the MoE, then? It seems that North Carolina and Nevada are the D wildcards, Georgia and Arizona are the R wildcards and Iowa and Ohio are the true tossups at this point.

[BundouYMB]

WOW! Even this hack Republican pollster has Cinton surging! GREAT HONOR!

[ApatheticAustrian]

still don't believe iowa is going back....proto-state for trump's shtick.

[Gass3268]

Clinton gained 6 points in CO
Trump gain 1 point in FL
Clinton gained 5 points in OH
Clinton gained 2 points in PA

[Xing]

FL is definitely Lean D, at this point. CO is absolutely gone and PA is probably gone. OH is looking close, but given Q's lean, I'll take a tie.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Loving those Florida numbers!

[Eraserhead]

Stein is at 3% in CO and 1% in the other three states.

She really fell apart, didn't she?

Did she? She was always polling pretty low.

I could see her doing alright in CO, the other three states are terrible for her.

[BoAtlantis]

Does any Pennsylvania resident know if this is true?

PENNSYLVANIA LIKELY VOTERS

Rep   Dem   Ind   Men   Wom Wht NonWht
34%   42%   20% 44% 56% 80% 18%


I have a hard time believing that women make up 56% of PA voters and that's weighted btw.

[john cage bubblegum]

These are the kind of state margins I think we'd see in a 5 point Clinton win nationally.  Given that Quinnipiac has had a slight Republican lean this cycle, that checks out pretty well.

[Gass3268]

Stein is at 3% in CO and 1% in the other three states.

She really fell apart, didn't she?

Did she? She was always polling pretty low.

I could see her doing alright in CO, the other three states are terrible for her.

In the summer she was pulling 4-5% in some states.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Stein is at 3% in CO and 1% in the other three states.

She really fell apart, didn't she?

Did she? She was always polling pretty low.

I could see her doing alright in CO, the other three states are terrible for her.

In the summer she was pulling 4-5% in some states.

Stein is like your typical far-left protest vote, much like whipped cream, deflates at the slightest hint of pressure.

[Chaddyr23]

Is it petty of me to hope Clinton loses OH and wins FL so there record of voting for the winner can be broken?! Ultimately, hope she wins both

[BoAtlantis]

Nate Silver adjusted +2 Clinton for all four states.

[Maxwell]

Quinnipiac is terribly republican leaning in Colorado, so Clinton +8 is pretty glorious.

In fact all of these numbers are good - especially Clinton at nearly 50 in Florida WITH third parties.

Ohio may not be a swing state much longer

[pbrower2a]

No way can Donald Trump win with these numbers.