I will not vote for trump

ClimateSanity

New member
No they don't. fivethirtyeight has it:

Electoral votes

Hillary Clinton
343.0
Donald Trump 194.1
Evan McMullin 0.8
Gary Johnson 0.1

Popular vote
Hillary Clinton 49.8%
Donald Trump 42.9%
Gary Johnson 5.7%
Other 1.5%

Real Clear Politics Average has it 46/38 Clinton over Trump in the general election.

Predictwise is looking grim for Republicans.


Rassmusen once called it for Romney, close, so...



Do you know who the most accurate polling have been over the last few elections? Not the ones you listed....sorry pal
 

Town Heretic

Out of Order
Hall of Fame
Do you know who the most accurate polling have been over the last few elections? Not the ones you listed....sorry pal
Name who you're using and cite to data/authority that they're the leading pollsters in relation to results. Over how many elections? Which elections? You mixing in? I'm talking about calling the race for the White House.

So set them out, let's see it.


Here's fivethirtyeight on point in presidential elections since Silver started it in 08:

2008: correctly called the outcome in 49 of 50 states (Indiana being the lone mistake). The final called margin of victory for Obama was estimated at 6.1, which was lower than the 7.2 actual. Additionally, 538 correctly called every senate race.


2012: 538 correctly called the outcome of all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and correctly called 31 of 33 Senate races. Rasmussen, by way of contrast, missed on 6 swing states in the presidential cycle.

538 was off on the final popular vote tally by .3% :plain:

To quote the poet, "Who you got?"
 

ok doser

lifeguard at the cement pond
if you have to vote for trump
-
it is real easy
-
you just vote republican
-but-
if you can't vote for trump
-
make sure you vote for all the other republicans



vote trump to keep hillary out of the white house


vote for all the other republicans to control trump
 

ClimateSanity

New member
Name who you're using and cite to data/authority that they're the leading pollsters in relation to results. Over how many elections? Which elections? You mixing in? I'm talking about calling the race for the White House.

So set them out, let's see it.


Here's fivethirtyeight on point in presidential elections since Silver started it in 08:

2008: correctly called the outcome in 49 of 50 states (Indiana being the lone mistake). The final called margin of victory for Obama was estimated at 6.1, which was lower than the 7.2 actual. Additionally, 538 correctly called every senate race.


2012: 538 correctly called the outcome of all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and correctly called 31 of 33 Senate races. Rasmussen, by way of contrast, missed on 6 swing states in the presidential cycle.

538 was off on the final popular vote tally by .3% :plain:

To quote the poet, "Who you got?"
I'm talking about the last polls taken before a presidential election in 2004, 2008, and 2012. Of the pollsters putting out polls this past week, IBD-TIPP and Rasmussen had the average highest accuracy in those three elections if you only consider the last poll taken.
 

ok doser

lifeguard at the cement pond
I'm talking about the last polls taken before a presidential election in 2004, 2008, and 2012. Of the pollsters putting out polls this past week, IBD-TIPP and Rasmussen had the average highest accuracy in those three elections if you only consider the last poll taken.

not worth arguing with him, cs


he's an amateur "statistician" with no understanding of the discipline
 

ClimateSanity

New member
not worth arguing with him, cs


he's an amateur "statistician" with no understanding of the discipline

The progressive/ elitist/ establishment type (liberal is cliche and inaccurate) deliberately uses statistics to deceive. The global warming hoax is built upon such deceitful use of statistics.
 

ClimateSanity

New member
True. Some of the Polls are rigged so as to demoralize the voters.

Most of the polls are. About three weeks before an election, the polls start slowly adjusting their methods to more accurately reflect reality. None of them want to lose credibility ....see the Zogby poll of 2012. That was the most inaccurate of them all and now they are out of the polling business.
 

Catholic Crusader

Kyrie Eleison
Banned
"I will not vote for Trump", means I am willing to destroy the Supreme Court, the economy and the military and have my children and grandchildren - and everyone's else's too - grow up in a living hell because I'm a sissy who gets his feelings hurt when Trump says mean things. I am a selfish small little jerk who feels morally superior by destroying a nation to make my point.
 

TulipBee

BANNED
Banned
CvffT74UsAA87YK.jpg
 

rocketman

Resident Rocket Surgeon
Hall of Fame

What an absolutely ignorant picture, if you want to see a corrupt elitist individual that couldn't give a wit for anyone but, number one than look no further than the felon Hillary, who would sell her soul for a buck...probably already did. :down: very weak....
 

Town Heretic

Out of Order
Hall of Fame
I'm talking about the last polls taken before a presidential election in 2004, 2008, and 2012. Of the pollsters putting out polls this past week, IBD-TIPP and Rasmussen had the average highest accuracy in those three elections if you only consider the last poll taken.
It seems like cherry picking to produce a result. I noted Rasmussen's problem and both Ras and IBD's inconsistency over the past couple. 538 hasn't had that problem. No Romney in its wheelhouse. It will be interesting to see it all pan out. Adds some interest to a contest that would otherwise be less than compelling, to those of us who are unwilling to support either.
 

patrick jane

BANNED
Banned
Not voting or 3rd ballot or write ins won't score points with God or your peace of mind. Trump is the ONLY candidate that is Pro Life, Pro conservative Supreme Court, Pro Military, good economic plans and Pro Constitution
 

ClimateSanity

New member
It seems like cherry picking to produce a result. I noted Rasmussen's problem and both Ras and IBD's inconsistency over the past couple. 538 hasn't had that problem. No Romney in its wheelhouse. It will be interesting to see it all pan out. Adds some interest to a contest that would otherwise be less than compelling, to those of us who are unwilling to support either.

538 was not most accurate in 2004 2008 or 2012....IBD was. To me, the last poll taken is the one that counts if you want to know who the president will be. The ones taken all year round don't mean anything. What exactly was 538 consistent about?
 
Top