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Virginiá
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« on: December 31, 2015, 04:27:38 PM »
« edited: December 31, 2015, 04:34:23 PM by Virginia »

StatesPoll, I like how you conveniently upped the white vote turnout by 2% and left the Hispanic vote share the same, as if Trump's rhetoric will only increase turnout among whites, despite a large part of his support coming from his call to deport 11 million Hispanics and end birthright citizenship.

Also interesting is how you base your Asian vote share on 2014 midterms, despite the fact that all demographics tend to vote differently in midterms. The electorate skews older who have different patterns entirely when it comes to local candidates. Local politicians do not have to run on the same platform as a presidential candidate and are less polarizing this way. So no, Trump's Asian vote share will not be 50%. Sorry. Once again, you have no idea how to understand political trends.

And he'll win 60%+ of whites in Cali? You realize that in 2012, in California, only 53%~ of white voters went for Romney, right? And so now Trump is going to gain 7%+ among whites in California, a very liberal state? What, you assume he won't alienate any whites? Please.

You have no idea what you are talking about. Just stop.
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Virginiá
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« Reply #1 on: December 31, 2015, 04:38:34 PM »

Actually Romney's biggest gains tended to be among white bourgeoisie types in upscale suburbs in the North. You know folks like me, who voted for Obama in 2008 and Mittens in 2012 - precisely the type of voters who will never, ever, vote for Trump. And in those years I lived in Orange County, CA. My burb trended about 5 points to Mittens, or something like that, vis a vis McCain, meaning the swing was about 7 points.

I can't speak for Romney's gains on a regional basis for specific groups of whites, but in California there is no way Trump is going to score out of the park among whites like Mr StatesPoll said.

This guy has the most biased outlook I've seen. He just randomly pumps up Trump's numbers to ridiculous levels because he thinks him getting crowds translates to unrealistic gains everywhere while not alienating any white people at all. Trump is never going to get close to 60% among whites in a general election. Not with the white no-college share of the electorate dropping heavily every 4 years.

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Virginiá
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« Reply #2 on: January 01, 2016, 12:20:57 PM »


Whoops! There is your bias again. If you can make wild, stupid fantasy predictions, so can we.
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