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Nymeria said:
Leadified said:

I'm shocked that Clinton is polling as well in Alaska as she is now, the last time Democrats won Alaska was in 1964. McMullin in Utah is very interesting and so far there seems to be a slight possibility that Utah could vote third party, that isn't Gary Johnson too, which I find quite exciting.

Past week is a big change, curious to see if this is a trend of a blip in th enext week or two.  This election is challenging many conventions and could see the map realigning a bit.  My guess is a Democrat victory will either entrench Ruplicans or cause a rethinking of policy and startegy in regards to presidential elections.

I agree and I think a part of it will be determined by how much Trump loses by, if it's a landslide by Clinton then they might be back to the drawing board. If Trump barely loses the election then the Republicans might send out a Trump-like moderate next election. But who knows really, all that's certain is change is in the air.

I do agree with Ohio there, Clinton is not polling as well there as North Carolina or Florida despite all the bad news for Trump. I want to wait on Utah just to see how much momentum McMullin has.