- Mar 3, 2013
- 82,785
- 44,449
That what Politico said?
a month before the election:
2016 Presidential Election
NBC News/Wall Street Journal
October 8-10, 2016
806 likely voters
Margin of error: +/- 3.45
D Hillary Clinton 46%
R Donald Trump 37%
L Gary Johnson 8%
Other/none 4%
O Jill Stein 2%
Not sure 2%
Depends 1%
Day of the election, they were tied
Are purposely being stupid? why would you post a WSJ poll from October when WSJ also polled in November?
To show you the difference.
They had been showing Clinton winning hands down for months, with outrageous Electoral numbers in her favor.
But stick with your popular vote spin.
It doesn't always win elections, especially presidential ones, but it makes you feel better, doesn't it?
How do you know those polls were wrong? I mean the ones months before the election.
ALL polls are wrong when the next one comes out.
Why the deflection?
An election poll is a measure of how a person would vote if the election were held that day.
At this point I'm not in any way surprised that you don't know that.
and it changes week after week.
I posted one from a month before the election
Grow up