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Hillary +8 surge on Predictit- any idea why? (Original Post) Alhena Nov 2016 OP
Good jobs report ProudToBeBlueInRhody Nov 2016 #1
Polls have turned Johnny2X2X Nov 2016 #2
Jobs: More importantly wage growth. Fahrenthold451 Nov 2016 #3
I saw the same jump. michiganman1019 Nov 2016 #4
Early voting tallies... Wounded Bear Nov 2016 #6
This was my thoughts genxlib Nov 2016 #8
Bunch of good PPP polls. yellowcanine Nov 2016 #7

Fahrenthold451

(436 posts)
3. Jobs: More importantly wage growth.
Fri Nov 4, 2016, 11:22 AM
Nov 2016

Trumps entire campaign is built on the false premise that the us economy is a nightmare. There were some indications that the wage growth report could be bad.

Wounded Bear

(58,660 posts)
6. Early voting tallies...
Fri Nov 4, 2016, 11:55 AM
Nov 2016

largely favoring Dems over Repubs in most states, including battleground states.

yellowcanine

(35,699 posts)
7. Bunch of good PPP polls.
Fri Nov 4, 2016, 11:59 AM
Nov 2016

New Hampshire: Clinton 48%, Trump 43% (PPP)

Nevada: Clinton 48%, Trump 45% (PPP)

Wisconsin: Clinton 48%, Trump 41% (PPP)

Pennsylvania: Clinton 48%, Trump 44% (PPP)

North Carolina: Clinton 49%, Trump 47% (PPP)

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