JakeStarkey
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You made the assumption that Trump might get a higher vote. Tell the truth.I made no assumptions. I just reported what Gallup said. You simply don't like the outcome of the Gallup poll or the conclusions Gallup reached based on this poll.yeah, you have been making assumptions based on a data point and single source.I'm just reporting what Gallup said without making any assumptions.Again, you are attempting to extrapolate from a single data point, and making erroneous assumptions.I'm just repeating what the Gallup survey found. 31% of the Hispanic votes actually cast or even more is certainly possible since only 28% of the group that strongly supports Hillary are registered to vote.You are attempting to extrapolate from a single frame of reference.
For your theory to hold even a drop of water, you will have to show there is a smaller percentage of registered Hispanic voters than there were in 2012, 2008, and 2004.
Otherwise, Trump will need to achieve somewhere north of 31 percent of the Hispanic vote to win.
Relax,you're not under attack by a vast right wing conspiracy.