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PoliGAF 2016 |OT5| Archdemon Hillary Clinton vs. Lice Traffic Jam

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mo60

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If things go like I think 55/43 is very possible. It's amazing i'm typing that and mean it.

I'm thinking a sub 40% vote share for the republicans in the GE may be even possible depending on how donald conducts his GE campaign and if he scares enough people into voting for Hilary.Something like 56%-60% for the dems to like 35%-40% for the republicans with the rest going to third parties.
 

That's just a special paragraph.
I wonder what other conservative essentials he is talking about?
I also love how they are STILL ignoring the elephant in the room, which is their "big tent" collapsed. It's now 3 smaller tents held together by people yelling at each other; the nationalists, the religious and the establishment.

I'm sorry but anyone saying this about the GOP



hasn't been paying attention to the way the party has conducted themselves towards Obama for his entire presidency - or they're delusional. Manners and grace? Something the GOP gives a shit about? Give me a damn break.

Yeah, that piece infuriates me. If the media wasn't so worried about looking biased, they'd be putting a lot more conservative thinkers' feet to the flame and make them say," We are responsible for this, and the majority of the voters of our party want this." Full stop.

Trump's supporters aren't some random group that all just now signed onto the GOP race. They've been there all along, since the Southern Strategy. You promised them the moon in 2010, didn't deliver (because it's stupid, Jimmy Stewart), and now they're taking your party by force. Those 3 tents? They're not of equal size at all. There was that great piece (I can't find) about the death of neo-conservatism, largely because it was only championed by the academic right-wing think tanks and not real people on the ground. The "business Republicans" or the "establishment" wing are minorities in that group. The people that are fiscally lax but socially liberal left years ago. The people who're left are just socially conservative, and they're not interested in anyone like Kasich, Jeb, or Rubio. George Will's problem is that he's in one of those think-tank bubbles.

"Real" conservatives (whatever that means) isn't Kasich's camp. It's Trump and Cruz.

lol amazing.

I actually do think AZ, GA and MO would just flip in that case. Could see IN being stubborn.

That MS is the least elastic state is what prevents me from thinking it would go blue anytime soon, even though it has a really high floor for Democrats. There just aren't any swing voters, they're all Republicans.

The only way MS flips is with low turnout on the right. There aren't swing voters here, but the Delta is a super reliable voting bloc for the Dems. If turnout goes down here by enough, then it could flip. If I were Hillary, I'd spend some money here. Push a little in some red states, put out feelers for younger folks who could form a good coalition in a few years, really get the ball rolling towards the dream, which is a future U.S. where no state in the Union is impossible to flip blue (while locking tons of them from ever flipping red).
 

NeoXChaos

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The thing about Trump is that you will get a lot of polling from states you would not normally poll or think is in play.

Don't know what Tom thinks but if Hillary looks good in MS by November she could win here in LA
 

ivysaur12

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If you don't have an opinion about Trump v. Hillary by the convention or a little after, then I dunno. I feel like both of these figures are universally well known and both parties are coalescing around them as the nominees.
 
forget the first debate Drumpf is going to bomb the third debate.

Yeah, one weakness of Trump's that showed up to me this season is that he tires out too quickly. That attitude of his is what got him the support he has, but he didn't bring that nearly as much in the later debates. Maybe he was trying to be presidential, but I think he was just worried about coming off like a broken record, repeating insults. Christie torpedoed Rubio for him instead, he got way too much out of his Jeb punching bag, and then people like Rubio made their own errors by using his strategy against him.

Against Hillary, I think for the 3rd debate, she'll have a prepared attack line going in, and he'll be repeating lines and getting flustered.
 
what if the GE polling tightens. This thread will go ballistic.

Perhaps I'm too cynical, but I do worry that people are severely underestimating how many people in American are perfectly fine being openly racist and nationalistic, if only they had an instrument pushing them to do so unabashedly from the top-down.

I want to be wrong, of course.
 

HylianTom

Banned
I could see the margin tighten from upper single-digits to middle single-digits, especially as more right-leaning voters have it hammered home on what a Hillary Presidency would mean for many of their causes (while many purists on the left remain skeptical of her intentions because of "Reasons"). We'd have NeverTrump voters turning into FineTrump-ButOnlyToStopHillary voters.

That said, I don't see him closing the gap. He's too poisonous among non-Republicans.
 

Makai

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If you don't have an opinion about Trump v. Hillary by the convention or a little after, then I dunno. I feel like both of these figures are universally well known and both parties are coalescing around them as the nominees.
Yeah. There's no correlation between general election debate performance and polling changes. Everyone tuning in is just rooting for their guy.
 
Benchmark's numbers are interesting. Delaware county in 2008 went 53-47 for Hillary, and he has it basically going the exact opposite way this time.

Drilled it down to my exact voting precinct, and it went 71-29 Hillary. Nuts.

Delaware county also was one of the few counties in IN to stay blue from 2008-2012, though it was much closer this time. (Though it went hugely for Donnelly)
 
From Twitter (not my pic)
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Hillary don't give no shits about the press
 

kirblar

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Benchmark's numbers are interesting. Delaware county in 2008 went 53-47 for Hillary, and he has it basically going the exact opposite way this time.

Drilled it down to my exact voting precinct, and it went 71-29 Hillary. Nuts.

Delaware county also was one of the few counties in IN to stay blue from 2008-2012, though it was much closer this time. (Though it went hugely for Donnelly)
Hillary's essentially got Obama's coalition from last time (+ united minority support - young people), while Bernie has hers (old white people.)
Hah!

Damn... Hillary is kind of a badass.
DGAF Obama might have nothing on DGAF Hillary, if she gets a second term.
 

Hazmat

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From Twitter (not my pic)

Hillary don't give no shits about the press

I legitimately find someone swearing to be something that builds my trust in them. I mean, how can you live in a world where Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee and not say something like "Dumb motherfucker" every now and then?
 

Holmes

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Hillary's essentially got Obama's coalition from last time (+ united minority support - young people), while Bernie has hers (old white people.)

DGAF Obama might have nothing on DGAF Hillary, if she gets a second term.
Hillary still has old whites. She lost young whites and middle aged white males.
 

kirblar

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I legitimately find someone swearing to be something that builds my trust in them. I mean, how can you live in a world where Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee and not say something like "Dumb motherfucker" every now and then?
You're correct to do so, it's a sign of honesty/openness w/ someone, sort of similar to the (intentional) signal provided by social drinking.
Hillary still has old whites. She lost young whites and middle aged white males.
Ah, ok, was oversimplifying cause I didn't know the exact demos. Just knew that if white people were deciding the election, we'd get Trump v Sanders (and it'd be time to look into the frozen land of Canadia.)
 
The birdie might be on its last legs, but that doesn't mean it won't peck your eyes out with its last breath ;).

My analysis of the New York Primary results for 2016 and 2008, using programmatically (using JavaScript in Chrome) extracted county data (eln_races[1].counties and NY0.map, respectively), as I couldn't find tabulated country results, only the interactive maps.

I've underlined some counties of interest, such as the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan, which have rather too neat percentages, but pay particular attention to Brooklyn (Kings County), Bernie's birthplace and home for eighteen years.

You'll note that in 08, despite Obama losing by large margins just about everywhere else, he put up a good fight in Brooklyn, and managed a virtual tie. So how the frag does Bernie end up with a 40.0 / 60.0 loss, when on average he wins counties by a five point margin???

I'm sure the 100k voter purge in just Brooklyn alone, had something to do with this, but given those exact .0 percentages, I suspect they saw this wasn't going to be sufficient, to win the day, and simply overrode the voter totals for these counties...

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				New York State Primary
				----------------------

		Sanders			Clinton			Obama			A.K.A.
		-------			-------			-----			------

			  2016				  2008
			  ----				  ----

Albany		52.5 (20422)	47.5 (18450)	59.5 (23624)	37.3 (14814)
Allegany	59.5 (1119)	40.5 (762)	62.8 (1422)	31.8 (720)
[u]Bronx		30.0 (41114)	70.0 (95772)	61.2 (90980)	37.8 (56140)[/u]
Broome		56.6 (9176)	43.4 (7035)	62.3 (10495)	34.0 (5741)
Cattaraugus	57.9 (2367)	42.1 (1718)	68.7 (3485)	26.8 (1358)
Cayuga		52.7 (2654)	47.3 (2383)	70.7 (4525)	25.5 (1635)
Chautauqua	54.0 (4081)	46.0 (3483)	66.5 (6597)	28.7 (2847)
Chemung		50.4 (2564)	49.6 (2520)	66.6 (4122)	29.5 (1828)
Chenango	60.9 (1494)	39.1 (958)	62.8 (1705)	32.8 (891)
Clinton		73.5 (4301)	26.5 (1550)	68.2 (3347)	28.3 (1388)
Columbia	57.1 (3302)	42.9 (2481)	52.5 (2889)	44.1 (2431)
Cortland	57.3 (1878)	42.7 (1402)	66.7 (2344)	30.1 (1058)
Delaware	60.9 (1663)	39.1 (1067)	60.1 (1716)	35.5 (1014)
Dutchess	51.5 (11680)	48.5 (11005)	50.9 (10835)	46.3 (9849)
Erie		49.6 (49387)	50.4 (50199)	59.9 (64582)	36.5 (39370)
Essex		73.2 (1932)	26.8 (708)	56.5 (1307)	39.9 (924)
Franklin	70.9 (2338)	29.1 (961)	70.2 (2331)	26.8 (891)
Fulton		61.1 (1385)	38.9 (881)	73.0 (1889)	22.4 (579)
Genesee		54.9 (1539)	45.1 (1262)	71.5 (2107)	25.1 (740)
Greene		57.9 (1458)	42.1 (1062)	59.3 (1444)	36.5 (888)
Hamilton	63.1 (210)	36.9 (123)	58.2 (221)	34.5 (131)
Herkimer	56.0 (1755)	44.0 (1377)	69.5 (2512)	25.4 (917)
Jefferson	50.9 (2466)	49.1 (2379)	74.1 (3828)	22.7 (1172)
[u][b]Kings 		40.0 (116327)	60.0 (174236)	49.4 (137301)	49.0 (136079)[/b][/u]		Brooklyn
Lewis		59.1 (648)	40.9 (449)	70.1 (852)	26.8 (325)
Livingston	59.9 (2410)	40.1 (1611)	61.1 (2444)	35.3 (1412)
Madison		55.5 (2346)	44.5 (1880)	64.4 (2659)	32.3 (1331)
Monroe		48.2 (34717)	51.8 (37309)	52.7 (34782)	44.7 (29511)
Montgomery	57.9 (1630)	42.1 (1185)	73.1 (2522)	22.4 (775)
Nassau		37.4 (42301)	62.6 (70947)	62.5 (69719)	34.7 (38694)
[u]New York	33.7 (90227)	66.3 (177496)	53.7 (155675)	44.9 (130208)[/u]		Manhattan
Niagara		53.7 (8916)	46.3 (7694)	67.2 (13530)	29.1 (5862)
Oneida		54.6 (7272)	45.4 (6054)	65.9 (10039)	29.1 (4436)
Onondaga	47.0 (18057)	53.0 (20397)	61.6 (23912)	35.9 (13931)
Ontario		53.8 (3361)	46.2 (2884)	64.3 (4786)	33.2 (2469)
Orange		48.5 (11536)	51.5 (12239)	57.0 (13505)	40.1 (9502)
Orleans		57.4 (877)	42.6 (650)	71.0 (1236)	24.5 (427)
Oswego		55.8 (3066)	44.2 (2424)	72.5 (4344)	24.4 (1464)
Otsego		59.1 (2623)	40.9 (1817)	56.9 (2418)	38.8 (1651)
Putnam		50.7 (3573)	49.3 (3477)	56.0 (3758)	40.5 (2723)
Queens		38.4 (76305)	61.6 (122386)	60.0 (125166)	38.6 (80523)
Rensselaer	58.4 (6649)	41.6 (4738)	62.2 (6081)	34.7 (3395)
Richmond	47.1 (14340)	52.9 (16127)	61.2 (18827)	35.5 (10929)		Stanton Island
Rockland	39.5 (11072)	60.5 (16966)	57.5 (17907)	39.1 (12166)
Saint Lawrence	58.9 (4102)	41.1 (2865)	72.9 (5327)	24.0 (1754)
Saratoga	55.8 (9112)	44.2 (7206)	61.6 (8434)	35.5 (4860)
Schenectady	52.8 (6862)	47.2 (6146)	63.9 (8177)	32.7 (4185)
Schoharie	63.6 (1088)	36.4 (622)	64.8 (1157)	30.4 (543)
Schuyler	62.5 (818)	37.5 (491)	61.1 (761)	34.7 (432)
Seneca		52.8 (1164)	47.2 (1042)	71.7 (1843)	25.3 (651)
Steuben		57.9 (2709)	42.1 (1970)	65.5 (3172)	30.6 (1482)
Suffolk		45.3 (41363)	54.7 (49926)	62.1 (55564)	35.3 (31563)
Sullivan	56.1 (2671)	43.9 (2088)	59.8 (3109)	36.6 (1901)
Tioga		59.7 (1825)	40.3 (1232)	63.0 (2079)	32.3 (1067)
Tompkins	62.3 (9298)	37.7 (5625)	39.5 (5004)	57.5 (7283)
Ulster		62.6 (11572)	37.4 (6927)	49.9 (8044)	46.7 (7525)
Warren		61.7 (2637)	38.3 (1639)	63.3 (2374)	33.0 (1239)
Washington	64.1 (2087)	35.9 (1167)	64.1 (1964)	32.5 (994)
Wayne		55.5 (2319)	44.5 (1859)	67.1 (2973)	29.9 (1327)
Westchester	32.6 (33726)	67.4 (69628)	52.4 (56532)	44.7 (48225)
Wyoming		60.5 (909)	39.5 (594)	69.7 (1189)	25.7 (439)
Yates		54.8 (669)	45.2 (552)	70.0 (1032)	27.1 (400)

Avg. (Total)	[b]54.6[/b] (763469)	45.4 (1054083)	66.4 (1068505)	33.6 (751009)

And, we've all heard the stories about how in-secure these voting machines are, well you can hear testimony from a what sounds like a highly credible fellow computer programmer, who previously worked for NASA and Exxon Mobil, on how he was asked to write a program to alter the vote totals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nafAbO5qRrU

Congressman: Mr Curtis, are there programs that can be used to secretly fix elections?

Clinton Curtis: Yes.

Congressman: How do you know that to be the case?

Clinton Curtis: Because in October of 2000 I wrote a prototype for present Congressman Tom Feeney, for the company I worked for ... that did just that.
...
Congressman: Given the availability of such vote rigging software, and the testimony that has been given under oath, of substantial statistical anomalies and gross differences between exit polling data and the actual tabulated result, do you have an opinion on whether the Ohio Presidential election was hacked?

Clinton Curtis: Yes, I would say it was. If you have exit polling data that is significantly off from the vote, then it's probably hacked.

Senator: And your testinony is under oath?

Clinton Curtis: Yes sir.

Senator: And the testinony you have given is true?

Clinton Curtis: Yes sir.
 

Suikoguy

I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
Whoa, Daniel B· graduated from using a PS3 to a PC.
This is truly an election to remember ;)

Btw, i'm all for federal election standards with voter-verified paper trail.
 
I still don't understand what path Trump has to 270.

New York? Ha.

Michigan? Nope.

Florida? Not with the +80% unfavourable with latinos.

California? Only in Halperin's head.

And having to defend Georgia and NC.

Am I missing something?
 

Suikoguy

I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
I still don't understand what path Trump has to 270.

New York? Ha.

Michigan? Nope.

Florida? Not with the +80% unfavourable with latinos.

California? Only in Halperin's head.

And having to defend Georgia and NC.

Am I missing something?

Nope, it's going to take something outside the control of the candidates to change things. Kinda the standard "Well, anything can happen!" mantra.
 

Maledict

Member
I love the fact that part of the conspiracy now involves the fact that some voting percentages end in 0. I mean, it's not like there are only 10 possible numbers to end on and well over 40 different results...

But 0 looks funny, it must be a fix!
 
I still don't understand what path Trump has to 270.

New York? Ha.

Michigan? Nope.

Florida? Not with the +80% unfavourable with latinos.

California? Only in Halperin's head.

And having to defend Georgia and NC.

Am I missing something?

He is probably going to try to get white working class people, probably some from Democrats. I can also she him try to make his case with to some minority groups, but I would imagine him falling on his face with that.
 

kirblar

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You'll note that in 08, despite Obama losing by large margins just about everywhere else, he put up a good fight in Brooklyn, and managed a virtual tie. So how the frag does Bernie end up with a 40.0 / 60.0 loss, when on average he wins counties by a five point margin???
What are the demos there?
 
Daniel B·;202315457 said:

So areas Hillary won in 2008, she's now suspect of winning in 2016 because a number in the tenth position happens to land on 0?

Is this really how low Bernie math has sunk?

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Also, I have to disagree with brainchild now - looks like we do still get some r/S4P activity here - so I think it's fair game to bring up their posts on occasion :)
 
I love the fact that part of the conspiracy now involves the fact that some voting percentages end in 0. I mean, it's not like there are only 10 possible numbers to end on and well over 40 different results...

But 0 looks funny, it must be a fix!

And just look! When Hillary's numbers end in a 0, so do Sander's!

what are the odds!?
 

NeoXChaos

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different coalitions

Hillary 08 had old+Latino+white men+women

Hillary has AA+old+Latino+women 45+

Bernie has Hillary 08 with men+white working class+ Obama 08 young+ women under 45

Hillary 08 won whites by 14 and Latinos by 30 lost AA's by 60-70 and lost. Looks like Hillary will win whites by 3-5. Latinos by 30? AA's by 60-70 and win.
 

Sianos

Member
If you don't have an opinion about Trump v. Hillary by the convention or a little after, then I dunno. I feel like both of these figures are universally well known and both parties are coalescing around them as the nominees.

I think this is also why a Trump pivot is impossible - won't stop people from speculating until the day before the election that the "presidential" pivot starts tomorrow, but I think it will be ultimately a colossal failure. His name recognition is too high and his shenanigans too numerous and well-reported.
 

sc0la

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I think this is also why a Trump pivot is impossible - won't stop people from speculating until the day before the election that the "presidential" pivot starts tomorrow, but I think it will be ultimately a colossal failure. His name recognition is too high and his shenanigans too numerous and well-reported.
Sad!
 
He has under 30s and probably white men. He doesn't have the white working class as a group he consistently won or by high margin.

Basically millennials. Old hippies. Some disaffected white working class.

And the middle aged man who says he's not sure a woman should be commander in chief.
 

Holmes

Member
It's pretty obvious why Sanders lost Brooklyn. Hillary actually does quite well with urban whites, and of course African-Americans and latinos. There are only a small amount of urban centers that Sanders won (in primaries), the biggest one being Austin, I believe. Just because he was born in Brooklyn ages ago doesn't mean he would perform well. Sorry.
 

sc0la

Unconfirmed Member
where does the sad! meme come from? and this one?

_____ is a mess. ______ is a waste.
Sad! Comes from trumps frequent usage of it on Twitter.

A mess a waste comes from the super cut of Trump trolling Jeb! At debates. If you haven't seen it you shou*airhorn* should.
 
I think this is also why a Trump pivot is impossible - won't stop people from speculating until the day before the election that the "presidential" pivot starts tomorrow, but I think it will be ultimately a colossal failure. His name recognition is too high and his shenanigans too numerous and well-reported.

Probably not enough to beat Hillary, but his numbers should improve big time because he had to exploit voters in the primary.
 
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