Huh? Where's the evidence.
yeah, only ones they probably pick up tonight are Illinois and Wisconsin.
Either Clinton wins or Trump wins. Yeah...you should panic.
yeah. ot surprised with this one
CNN you mean green got
JULIA AZARI 7:36 PM
Preliminary exit poll results suggest that we may see a record gender gap among voters in Virginia — a 19-point advantage for Clinton among women, 57-38 percent. It’s not too much of a leap to suggest that this might be connected to Trump’s treatment of women — 62 percent of women in the state said they were “bothered a lot by Trump’s treatment of women.” In North Carolina, Clinton appears to have won among women by 13 percentage points, which ABC News says appears to be another record.
What’s interesting is that although there was a record gender gap nationally in 2012 — about 20 percent — it didn’t show up so much in these states. Obama won female voters in Virginia by 9 points and won that group by only 2 points in North Carolina. We are seeing something new.
What? Hispanic voters are nearly doubled from last time. HRC wins Florida by 2%+.
Hillary takes the lead in New Hampshire.
King Trump has a 120k lead in FL with 55% reporting per CNN. I'm just the messenger.
Trump dominating in N. Carolina with 10% in, but he'll need a lot more than that
Getting a headache
Trump's lead continues to grow in FL, VA, and NC...
can UNT got stop replying to my posts? he's on ignore and the notifications are annoying.
and got, dont bother responding with "only pussies use ignore"... i'm going to ignore your next comment anyway
that's a tiny lead with 17 million people living there
You should've started panicking when those 2 became the nominees.
huh? Hillary isn't losing in any states that she needs to win. And she has a chance to win all of the swing states.
NATE SILVER 7:42 PM
Democrat Evan Bayh, whose position tumbled in the polls of the U.S. Senate campaign in Indiana, is trailing Republican Todd Young by 15 points based on returns so far. The Democratic-leaning parts of Indiana haven’t reported much vote yet, so his position will improve. Still, Republican chances of winning the Senate will shoot up to 68 percent if Indiana is called for Young in our election night model.
Hillary taking the lead in South Carolina.
Bernie vote is going to be very solid for Hillary.
Wouldn't it be hilarious if Trump won NC but Hillary won SC? That would be the fun easter egg of the night.
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