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To: entropy12; nopardons

The wild card is the number of Dems who will vote for Trump and the number of never before or rarely vote people who will vote for Trump.

I think states that traditionally go Dem are all up for grabs except maybe Wisconsin and Hawaii. NY especially and PA could easily go for Trump IMHO... as long as the FRAUD is stopped or beat down!


66 posted on 09/02/2016 12:12:30 AM PDT by little jeremiah (Half the truth is often a great lie. B. Franklin)
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To: little jeremiah
ACORN, which has sort of disappeared in NYC, even though they run the now VERY discredited WORKERS AND FAMILIES PARTY, and couldn't pull off much fraud, there, if their very lives depended upon it.

Trump has Long Island, parts of NYC, and more or less ALL of upstate, discounting the college towns. He REALLY has a chance of pulling a Reagan and winning that state. Ditto Pa.!

The "silent Trumpers" is, in reality quite a large group across this nation and they SHALL turn out to vote!

69 posted on 09/02/2016 12:16:53 AM PDT by nopardons
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To: little jeremiah

there is a post here that does percentage predictions and i think it is national. but i would like to see state by state if trump gains 1% in each sate what the would like like electorially.


70 posted on 09/02/2016 12:17:22 AM PDT by kvanbrunt2 (all your base are belong to us)
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To: little jeremiah; nopardons
Most exciting, and interesting election ever! Anything is possible! Either a landslide or a squeaker.
177 posted on 09/02/2016 9:46:58 AM PDT by entropy12 (Majority of Politicians are either Globalists pushing cheap labor express or are Neocons.)
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