Noted elsewhere, Los Angeles Times/USC tracking panel did find an orderly bounce of arousal of Trump supporters in the last few days, but no Landslide Momentum. The last 24 hours of the bounce is reported at 1% only, way down from 6 points starting in the last three or four days. The Clinton supporters are similarly tracked as less aroused, in the same time frame. Famously, the Clinton Campaign was not in high gear. It is not even clear that Secretary Clinton spends a lot of time staring at a hand-held device--some new apparent presidential norm(?)!
So back to basics. Over the summer, 31% of people polled were not for Trump or Clinton. There are two other choices. It is not being shown that Trump may get 37% of the national vote, Clinton 35% of it. The other two are not likely to split 28% of the vote--News analysts aside. Analysts find the whole thing, "Momentum," when mostly it likely shows an interim bounce. At best. Early voting doesn't start until October. The Trump Campaign has peaked too soon.
Then go into the percentages of the previous paragraph. Trump rarely gets 37% of the total vote in any poll. There is a kind of famous, "Wall" the Campaign cannot breach. It often gets below. In California it bounced all the way up to 32% from 28% of the preferences polled.
31% of voters do not back Clinton or Trump. So what happens when they are really pressed to make a choice? 39% of just those polled support Clinton. Only 24% support Trump.
Party Identification Shift May Hobble Trump | RealClearPolitics
No seems to see much momentum building.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(William Tell Child Endangerment Chapter of NRA know why AK-47 really good for momentum--Getting fruity things out of young brave's hair!)
So back to basics. Over the summer, 31% of people polled were not for Trump or Clinton. There are two other choices. It is not being shown that Trump may get 37% of the national vote, Clinton 35% of it. The other two are not likely to split 28% of the vote--News analysts aside. Analysts find the whole thing, "Momentum," when mostly it likely shows an interim bounce. At best. Early voting doesn't start until October. The Trump Campaign has peaked too soon.
Then go into the percentages of the previous paragraph. Trump rarely gets 37% of the total vote in any poll. There is a kind of famous, "Wall" the Campaign cannot breach. It often gets below. In California it bounced all the way up to 32% from 28% of the preferences polled.
31% of voters do not back Clinton or Trump. So what happens when they are really pressed to make a choice? 39% of just those polled support Clinton. Only 24% support Trump.
Party Identification Shift May Hobble Trump | RealClearPolitics
No seems to see much momentum building.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(William Tell Child Endangerment Chapter of NRA know why AK-47 really good for momentum--Getting fruity things out of young brave's hair!)