Is the Election Effectively Over?

[Slade3200]

In case you didn't get the news Hillary no longer appears in public without an earplug to let her handlers tell her what to say and what to do.

Her coughing fits are becoming more legendary each time, I think the extended coughing fits at appearances in public is now upto three.

That of course could be an undercount, the lack of people at her events is already legendary.

She leads in 80% of the polls. If the election is effectively over she is not the loser

Somewhat out of date see RCP

RCP shows a pretty cushy lead for Clinton.

RealClearPolitics - 2016 Election Maps - Battle for White House

 

[Indeependent]

Clinton is barely holding on to the States she has.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Is the Election Effectively Over?"

For Trump, yes.

 

[Indeependent]

Clinton is barely holding on to the States she has.

I guess Brain Child didn't look at the State by State graph at the bottom of the Link.

 

[jwoodie]

Way too many imponderables for these brazen predictions. Clinton may have a turnout problem, and Johnson may be a relief valve for those who do. Trump's debate performance will be critical, and external events are anybody's guess. In addition, many Trump supporters do not trust pollsters and refuse to participate. Anyone who takes short odds on Clinton is a fool.

 

[BuckToothMoron]

It is effectively over. Most election analysts think Clinton has clinched it. Trump is too far behind, with no hope of coming back.

The race is hers to lose, but not over yet. Most polls are not reflecting the events over the weekend when she was literally carried into a van because she couldn't walk on her own. Let's see how she holds up thru a 90 minute debate. If she appears to have physical issues on that stage she could be in real trouble.

 

[william the wie]

It is effectively over. Most election analysts think Clinton has clinched it. Trump is too far behind, with no hope of coming back.

The race is hers to lose, but not over yet. Most polls are not reflecting the events over the weekend when she was literally carried into a van because she couldn't walk on her own. Let's see how she holds up thru a 90 minute debate. If she appears to have physical issues on that stage she could be in real trouble.

She may not show up for the debate.

 

[BuckToothMoron]

It is effectively over. Most election analysts think Clinton has clinched it. Trump is too far behind, with no hope of coming back.

The race is hers to lose, but not over yet. Most polls are not reflecting the events over the weekend when she was literally carried into a van because she couldn't walk on her own. Let's see how she holds up thru a 90 minute debate. If she appears to have physical issues on that stage she could be in real trouble.

She may not show up for the debate.

I've heard others suggest that too. I am not sure how that would play for her. It all depends on the spin they put on her backing out.

 

[william the wie]

She'll cite dr. orders.

 

[candycorn]

Clinton is barely holding on to the States she has.

I guess Brain Child didn't look at the State by State graph at the bottom of the Link.

I guess you can’t look either:

 

[dblack]

Yeah. It was over before it began. We lost.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Keep focusing on fake diseases and imaginary earpieces and thinking that is going to make a difference in a presidential election. In the meantime, the grown ups will focus on real issues.

Here is where the election is at as of now:
RealClearPolitics - 2016 Election Maps - Battle for White House

Which looks a lot better for Trump now than it did a month ago.

And if the trajectory holds....she's screwed.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Yeah. It was over before it began. We lost.

In the end, that is the sad truth.

 

[Indeependent]

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Clinton is barely holding on to the States she has.

I guess Brain Child didn't look at the State by State graph at the bottom of the Link.

I guess you can’t look either:

You are cherry picking.
Only a few States had Shrillary ahead by more than 3 or 4 points and I know you OCDd them into your tiny brain.

 

[JakeStarkey]

You are cherry picking. Only a few States had Shrillary ahead by more than 3 or 4 points and I know you OCDd them into your tiny brain.[/QUOTE]VA, NH, PA, MI, WI, and CO are ahead by 3 to 8 points. They have never wavered from the Clinton column.
Added to her column of committed states, she easily wins the election.

The debates become even more critical.

 

[candycorn]

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Clinton is barely holding on to the States she has.

I guess Brain Child didn't look at the State by State graph at the bottom of the Link.

I guess you can’t look either:

You are cherry picking.
Only a few States had Shrillary ahead by more than 3 or 4 points and I know you OCDd them into your tiny brain.

More Cherries for you:

 

[candycorn]

You are cherry picking. Only a few States had Shrillary ahead by more than 3 or 4 points and I know you OCDd them into your tiny brain.

VA, NH, PA, MI, WI, and CO are ahead by 3 to 8 points. They have never wavered from the Clinton column.
Added to her column of committed states, she easily wins the election.

The debates become even more critical.[/QUOTE]

Unless there is something completely extraordinary during the debate…they don’t matter. Maybe if they were held in August or early September when minds are still being made up.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Don't kid yourself, Candy.

Clinton has to showcase herself as healthy and physically competent in the debates. If she does that, and simply fights him to a draw, that should be the clincher for the undecided.

I won't vote for her but for Johnson. But, if that happens, she will win.

 

[Indeependent]

You are cherry picking. Only a few States had Shrillary ahead by more than 3 or 4 points and I know you OCDd them into your tiny brain.

VA, NH, PA, MI, WI, and CO are ahead by 3 to 8 points. They have never wavered from the Clinton column.
Added to her column of committed states, she easily wins the election.

The debates become even more critical.

Unless there is something completely extraordinary during the debate…they don’t matter. Maybe if they were held in August or early September when minds are still being made up.[/QUOTE]
3 points! Ooooooh!

 

[candycorn]

More like six to ten but it will probably be inside of 6 by the time they start counting votes.