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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forum****Saguaro Strategies Arizona Survey...Clinton 45%..Drumpf 44%****
Arizona survey of 2229 registered likely voters conducted Oct 29-31.
https://www.scribd.com/document/329707080/Saguaro-Strategies-Arizona-Survey-October-29-31
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****Saguaro Strategies Arizona Survey...Clinton 45%..Drumpf 44%**** (Original Post)
workinclasszero
Nov 2016
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Cha
(297,240 posts)2. Red state.. Oooops!
TY
workinclasszero
(28,270 posts)3. Yes redstate Arizona!
Go Hillary!
Hokie
(4,288 posts)4. Is this a legit poll? Not saying it isn't.
I have never heard of this one before this election cycle. Ha anyone seen any recent polling on the Maricopa County Sheriff's race. I saw one that had old Joe Apraio losing bigly.
If Hillary were to win Arizona and Joe lose his job too that would make it time to party.
hack89
(39,171 posts)9. 538 weighs them heavily (good) but corrects their results -2 D (bad)
538 has them with a corrected leader of +1 Trump.
The sample size is impressive for a state poll.
Wounded Bear
(58,660 posts)8. Here's hoping the recent surge in Hispanic registrations...
result in a surge at the actual polls. I guess McCain remains out of reach, but I like to dream sometimes.