Why Trump would win in a fair election

[Wolfstrike]

elections are decided by independent voters.

There's not a chance in hell Hillary will pick them up. She'll have to carefully choose a VP to improve her chances

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Wrong.

In order for any republican to be elected president, he needs a significant number of weak democrats and democratic-leaning independents to abandon the democratic nominee and vote for the republican nominee.

And that’s not going to happen with Trump.

A republican can’t be elected president with republican votes alone; democrats usually win elections when democratic voters turn out in large numbers and don’t abandon the democratic candidate.

Trump is not only in a position where a significant number of republicans won’t vote for him – staying home or going third party – but there are actually some republicans and republican-leaning independents inclined to vote for Clinton because of their opposition to Trump.

Last, presidents are elected by the states via the EC, not by popular vote.

Clinton’s EC advantage, likely high voter turnout, and Trump’s unprecedented negatives make a Trump victory very unlikely.

 

[Old Rocks]

Love the title of this thread. Prepositioning an excuse for the drubbing the Trump campaign is going to take in November.

 

[davecmarino]

Can't wait to see Hillary's ass opened for all her past sins. Only the true freeloaders, gays, and diehard feminists will vote for a wench like Hillary. She's the biggest lying piece of shit in politics today.


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[Bruce_T_Laney]

Awww, are you believing the election will not be fair?

Trump has a few problems:

1. The Hispanic vote will be against him and even in states like Texas it could hurt him really bad.

2. The African American vote will also be against him, and in states like New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania this will hurt him.

3. Only the hardcore Conservative women would vote for Trump, so he loses the woman vote.

4. Ted Cruz voters might go Libertarian rather than voting for Trump.

5. The establishment GOP ( those like Bush, Romney, and Ryan ) will not vote for Trump.

So let face the reality Trump has one massive problem on his hand and none of those I have listed will be easy fixes if they can even be fixed at all.

Now Clinton issue is the Green Party voter that is voting for Sanders, and she might be in very much trouble with them but only in states like Florida, and California but California will not go to Trump because the Hispanic and African American vote will outweigh the Green vote loss there if they decide not to vote for Clinton.

So if you are believing Trump will not get a fair chance, well blame the GOP because they hate him more than the Democratic Party...

 

[Pop23]

Trump 55%
Clinton 45%

 

[amrchaos]

Awww, are you believing the election will not be fair?

Trump has a few problems:

1. The Hispanic vote will be against him and even in states like Texas it could hurt him really bad.

2. The African American vote will also be against him, and in states like New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania this will hurt him.

3. Only the hardcore Conservative women would vote for Trump, so he loses the woman vote.

4. Ted Cruz voters might go Libertarian rather than voting for Trump.

5. The establishment GOP ( those like Bush, Romney, and Ryan ) will not vote for Trump.

So let face the reality Trump has one massive problem on his hand and none of those I have listed will be easy fixes if they can even be fixed at all.

Now Clinton issue is the Green Party voter that is voting for Sanders, and she might be in very much trouble with them but only in states like Florida, and California but California will not go to Trump because the Hispanic and African American vote will outweigh the Green vote loss there if they decide not to vote for Clinton.

So if you are believing Trump will not get a fair chance, well blame the GOP because they hate him more than the Democratic Party...

The Sanders voters are going to either vote Clinton or try to help the Green party, that is true.

However, the vast majority will probably go with Clinton due to Trumps rhetoric!

 

[amrchaos]

I want to know who is winning the white male vote? Any stats on that?

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Awww, are you believing the election will not be fair?

Trump has a few problems:

1. The Hispanic vote will be against him and even in states like Texas it could hurt him really bad.

2. The African American vote will also be against him, and in states like New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania this will hurt him.

3. Only the hardcore Conservative women would vote for Trump, so he loses the woman vote.

4. Ted Cruz voters might go Libertarian rather than voting for Trump.

5. The establishment GOP ( those like Bush, Romney, and Ryan ) will not vote for Trump.

So let face the reality Trump has one massive problem on his hand and none of those I have listed will be easy fixes if they can even be fixed at all.

Now Clinton issue is the Green Party voter that is voting for Sanders, and she might be in very much trouble with them but only in states like Florida, and California but California will not go to Trump because the Hispanic and African American vote will outweigh the Green vote loss there if they decide not to vote for Clinton.

So if you are believing Trump will not get a fair chance, well blame the GOP because they hate him more than the Democratic Party...

The Sanders voters are going to either vote Clinton or try to help the Green party, that is true.

However, the vast majority will probably go with Clinton due to Trumps rhetoric!

I disagree.

Third Party voters have a different way at looking at things than the two big party voters.