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Originally posted by Riverlove:
Oh yeah, Gary Johnson. No borders and legalize weed. Yippee!

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
He won't get 2% of the vote anywhere. Waste of a vote.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
He won't get 2% of the vote anywhere. Waste of a vote.

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Interesting prediction.
Have you ever been right about anything?

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
New poll has Hilliary leading Trump by 9% WITH 37% in Colorado and 5% with 39% in Virginia, and Johnson gets 13% in CO and 10% in VA. Hilliary's lead over Trump is about the same in as the results for Obama in 2008.

http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/clinton-leads-trump-fox-poll/2016/07/1
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CO voted 23% for Perot in 1992.
Both VA and CO went to Obama by 51% in 2012, but Romney got over 46% both places - with no serious 3rd party.

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Originally posted by JO753:
Watched Trump on George Stephanopolis' show this morning.

Hiz scatterbrained replyz shoud make hiz supporterz reconsider and either not vote at all or swich to Johnson. But they wont. I'v alredy herd the 'throw away your vote' excuse twise today.

Sement hedz.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
And wiki has some info, but a bit of scrolling down is required to find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statewide_opinion_polling_for_the_United
_States_presidential_election,_2016

He is getting over 10% in several states, and over 15% in a few. The Utah 26% poll isn't even shown.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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And wiki has some info, but a bit of scrolling down is required to find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statewide_opinion_polling_for_the_United
_States_presidential_election,_2016

He is getting over 10% in several states, and over 15% in a few. The Utah 26% poll isn't even shown.

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A list of some, from that linky page:

UT 16%
WI 16%
NM 14%
OH 14%
CO 13%
MS 13%
PA 13%
MI 12%
CA 10%
NV 10%
NH 10%
VT 10%
VA 10%

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
He won't get 2% of the vote anywhere. Waste of a vote.

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Interesting prediction.
Have you ever been right about anything?

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
He won't get 2% of the vote anywhere. Waste of a vote.

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Interesting prediction.
Have you ever been right about anything?

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Yup. I'm right now, and I'll be right later. He could get 20% of the vote, and it wouldn't matter.

Also, libertarians are incredibly silly, and have the most nonsensical arguments and worldview imaginable. Just watch that silly, pointless "debate." Waste of a vote. I'm 100% right, there.

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
He won't get 2% of the vote anywhere.

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And wiki has some info, but a bit of scrolling down is required to find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statewide_opinion_polling_for_the_United
_States_presidential_election,_2016

He is getting over 10% in several states, and over 15% in a few. The Utah 26% poll isn't even shown.

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A list of some, from that linky page:

UT 16%
WI 16%
NM 14% -> 16%
OH 14%
CO 13% -> 16%
MS 13%
PA 13%
MI 12%
CA 10%
NV 10%
NH 10% -> 14%
VT 10% -> 13%
VA 10% -> 11%

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
He has a decent chance this time largely because of the high levels of dislike for the New York Liberal #1 and New York Liberal #2 candidates.

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Originally posted by whozit:
Johnson does not deserve his own thread, he's a stupid lib pothead

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He has a decent chance this time largely because of the high levels of dislike for the New York Liberal #1 and New York Liberal #2 candidates.

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But he is the #2 liberal. Look at him cucking out about an already euphemized phrase "illegal immigrant" (the actual legal term is illegal ALIEN.) Many say he will pull more from Hillary than Trump.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I see that the following states do not have a plurality for either Hilliary or Trump:

AK - 29%/39%, leaving 32% for neither
DE - 42%/32%, leaving 26%
ID - 23%-44%, leaving 33%
KY - 25%/41%, leaving 34%
ME - 37%/37%, leaving 26%
OR - 43%/28%, leaving 29%
TX - 32%/39%, leaving 29%
UT - 24%/39%, leaving 37%

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And wiki has some info, but a bit of scrolling down is required to find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statewide_opinion_polling_for_the_United
_States_presidential_election,_2016

He is getting over 10% in several states, and over 15% in a few. The Utah 26% poll isn't even shown.

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A list of some, from that linky page:

UT 16%
WI 16%
NM 14% -> 16%
OH 14%
CO 13% -> 16%
MS 13%
PA 13%
MI 12%
CA 10%
NV 10%
NH 10% -> 14%
VT 10% -> 13%
VA 10% -> 11%

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Updating the above post, which was on 4 August:

AK 16%
CO 16%
NM 16%
NC 15%
NH 14%
ID 13%
VT 13%
AZ 12%
IA 12%
ME 12%
GA 11%
VA 11%
IN 10%
OR 10%
WV 10%

That would be 23 states with 10% or more.


AND, for those Libtard types who cannot comprehend simple math, those percentages are ALL more than 2%. In fact, I don't recall seeing any of the polls listed with less than 3% for Johnson. Again, for the simple-minded, 3% is MORE than 2%, not less than 2%.

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And wiki has some info, but a bit of scrolling down is required to find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statewide_opinion_polling_for_the_United
_States_presidential_election,_2016

He is getting over 10% in several states, and over 15% in a few. The Utah 26% poll isn't even shown.

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A list of some, from that linky page:


Because the updates are getting large,
All combined:
WA 16%
UT 16%
WI 16%
NM 16%
AK 16%
CO 16%
NH 15%
VA 15%
NC 15%
PA 14%
OH 14%
VT 13%
MS 13%
ID 13%
AZ 12%
IA 12%
ME 12%
CA 11%
IN 11%
NV 11%
OR 11%
GA 11%
MI 10%
TX 10%
WY 10%
WV 10%

That is 26 States with 10% or more in at least one poll.
In the real world, 10% is more than 2%.

And I've heard reports that about 70% of voters do not know who he is. So if 30% have heard of him, and up to 16% would vote for him, that would mean that if everybody heard of him, he might have 53% of the vote in 6 states, and also 50% in another 3 states. 13% now would extrapolate to 40% (with 100% awake and aware), which would be enough to carry the state in the 12 States above showing more than 12% for him.


UT, ID, AK look very interesting.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
MI up to 11%

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
This poll graphic indicates Hilliary is only up to 269 - and this site is heavily biased towards her.

http://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/PRESIDENT/2016/polls.php

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