It's Over: Disastrous Week Pushes Trump Past Point Of No Return

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The evidence is still coming in, but polls so far suggest that the tape of Donald Trump discussing sexual assault and the ensuing accusations didn’t cause support for the GOP presidential nominee to collapse.

Instead, the week’s events seem to have reinforced a downward trend that started at the beginning of the month. He’s unlikely to recover, and Trump’s odds of winning on Nov. 8 are less than 1 in 10, according to HuffPost’s projections.

According to HuffPost Pollster’s trend for the two-way Hillary Clinton vs. Trump race, Trump’s numbers began dropping at the end of September after briefly rising as high as 43 percent. He’s at just under 41 percent now ― a small but significant decline. Inpolls including third-party candidates, there’s been essentially no movement: Trump is stuck between 38 and 39 percent.

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Disastrous Week Pushes Trump Past Point Of No Return

Closer To ‘Dead’ Than ‘Dead Heat’

HuffPost Pollster: Hillary 91 Percent

Campaign In Denial

Red States Flipping For Clinton

Republicans Sour Even More On Donald

House GOP Freaks About Trump Collateral Damage

Oh happy day! How else could it have ended. Trump has to be the absolute worst presidential candidate in American history. How will his base react on the night of November 8 when he is crushed? Violently? Will Trump try to incite them to be violent? We shall see...
 
huffington post. LOL
at least we know why you are so brain dead now. and here I thought it was the fire water and peyote
 
left wing bull shit... Your going to be a real sore looser in three short weeks..
“Trump’s lower chances in the forecast stem from small shifts in polls across several states. Despite the poll changes in Utah, it’s still classified as a likely Trump win. Other states have seen small ― but important ― shifts toward Clinton. Michigan and Wisconsin are now over 90 percent likely to go to Clinton, which gives her 273 electoral votes just among states that she is 90 percent or more likely to win.

These movements are small, but make no mistake ― Trump is in big trouble. No candidate has ever come back from a polling deficit this large to win the election.”

The 273 EC votes Clinton likely has come from solid blue states; even if Trump wins Nevada, Iowa, Ohio, Florida, and Maine’s CD2, Clinton would still win the election.

There is simply no EC path to victory for Trump.
 
huffington post. LOL
at least we know why you are so brain dead now. and here I thought it was the fire water and peyote
Wrong.

There are many other polling and analysis sites such as 538, PEC, and Election Projection which are making the same projections.

Agreed. Here's an excerpt from a dailywire article:
**Both candidates have been polling at higher negatives than any previous two presidential frontrunners, even during times when one candidate has experienced positive movement. Clinton's favorability by average currently sits at -9.2 points, while Trump's favorability is 13.8 points worse at -23 (his worse rating in over a month). The betting odds for the two candidates have begun to widen in recent weeks to the advantage of Clinton, who is currently favored 86% to 14% (a 10+-point improvement for the Democrat since late September).**

Source: Can Trump Still Win? The Latest From All The Key Polls
 
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The evidence is still coming in, but polls so far suggest that the tape of Donald Trump discussing sexual assault and the ensuing accusations didn’t cause support for the GOP presidential nominee to collapse.

Instead, the week’s events seem to have reinforced a downward trend that started at the beginning of the month. He’s unlikely to recover, and Trump’s odds of winning on Nov. 8 are less than 1 in 10, according to HuffPost’s projections.

According to HuffPost Pollster’s trend for the two-way Hillary Clinton vs. Trump race, Trump’s numbers began dropping at the end of September after briefly rising as high as 43 percent. He’s at just under 41 percent now ― a small but significant decline. Inpolls including third-party candidates, there’s been essentially no movement: Trump is stuck between 38 and 39 percent.

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Disastrous Week Pushes Trump Past Point Of No Return

Closer To ‘Dead’ Than ‘Dead Heat’

HuffPost Pollster: Hillary 91 Percent

Campaign In Denial

Red States Flipping For Clinton

Republicans Sour Even More On Donald

House GOP Freaks About Trump Collateral Damage

Oh happy day! How else could it have ended. Trump has to be the absolute worst presidential candidate in American history. How will his base react on the night of November 8 when he is crushed? Violently? Will Trump try to incite them to be violent? We shall see...
I've never seen democrat fear at such a fever pitch.....

Even they know it's over as the remaining 40,000 emails are released...
 

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