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Election Update: Reports Of A Clinton Rebound Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Election Update: Reports Of A Clinton Rebound Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Fivethirtyeight uses more advanced statistical models than simple polls, which is why I prefer them to RCP (Real Questionable Practices, according to 538) or just straight polls.
They are telling people today to hold their water on this Clinton 'rebound'
I agree with others that this race is tight. Clinton leads, yes, but one state moves against her and she loses and the trend is against her, at least for the time being.
Debates loom huge right now....
From the article:
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"Yes, Clinton has gotten some good polls. A new Monmouth University survey showing her ahead by 9 percentage points in New Hampshire is a strong result. A SurveyMonkey poll finding her leading Trump by 5 points nationally is good. The NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll putting her up 6 points among likely voters will also warm the hearts of Clinton fans.
But the trend lines are more mixed. Here are the polls released over the past three days and finished within the last week compared to the most recent poll in the same contest from the same pollster.1
....(table not c/p'd)....
In only three of the 16 polls has the race shifted in Clinton’s direction. It’s moved toward Trump in 10. Indeed, the average poll has moved 2.8 percentage points toward Trump."
9 points up with 45 days to go or so…even better for the future President Clinton.
Wow, great cherry-pick!
Also from the article, which I didn't post, but I should have known better than to think people would actually bother to read it before embarking on their partisan spin expeditions:
"Hillary Clinton’s chances of winning the White House are still near an all-time low in the FiveThirtyEight forecasts, although they’re up a smidge from earlier in the week."
The funny part of this is that you have no idea what she/he meant.
No the funny part is that your partisanship has apparently rendered you clinically blind.
The title of the article is fairly clear as to the point of the article.