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VMA131Marine

(4,139 posts)
Fri Aug 26, 2016, 10:43 PM Aug 2016

IPSOS state-by-state tracking polls

8/26 - Here's what the EV map would look like based on today's set of IPSOS state-by-state daily tracking polls. The sample size for many of these states is small so that may explain some of the odd results (Hillary leading in NE; Trump up in WI, MI, NH, and ME). Still a solid lead for Hillary. Key, the darkest colours represent a lead of >10%, the next lighter colour a lead of 5-10% and the lightest colour a lead of <5%.




Key
Darkest colours represent a lead of >10%,
Next lighter colour a lead of 5-10%
Lightest colour a lead of <5%.

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IPSOS state-by-state tracking polls (Original Post) VMA131Marine Aug 2016 OP
Sure Johnny2X2X Aug 2016 #1
Huh vadermike Aug 2016 #2
Weird SCliberal91294 Aug 2016 #3
9/4 Update VMA131Marine Sep 2016 #4

vadermike

(1,415 posts)
2. Huh
Fri Aug 26, 2016, 10:47 PM
Aug 2016

Makes no sense trump is definitely not up in MI or WI these are wacky And she probably is not leading the whole state of NE but I'll take it These iPsos polling are weird

SCliberal91294

(170 posts)
3. Weird
Fri Aug 26, 2016, 10:49 PM
Aug 2016

Their sampling isn't high enough in some states. It's clearly wrong in Maine, New Hampshire, Nebraska, Michigan, Wisconsin. FL and OH are too much in our favor from this poll.

VMA131Marine

(4,139 posts)
4. 9/4 Update
Sun Sep 4, 2016, 12:50 PM
Sep 2016

9/4 - Here's what the EV map would look like based on today's set of IPSOS state-by-state daily tracking polls. The sample size for many of these states is small so that may explain some of the odd results (Hillary leading in NE; Trump up in WI, MI, NH, and ME). Still a solid lead for Hillary. Key, the darkest colours represent a lead of >10%, the next lighter colour a lead of 5-10% and the lightest colour a lead of <5%.

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