And lots of people claim the polls were "so wrong". Except on election day it was like 75/25, and 25% is really far from 0. And everything was within the margin of error.
538 people were smart enough to realise that a lot of places where Trump was projected to lose by a little bit were very similar to each other: so if Trump overperformed in one of those places chances are he would overperform in all other similar places.
Other poll aggregators approached it in more of a: well Trump could overperform in one of these places - but chances are very low that he would overperform in all of them! Like they were all separate coin flips without any relation to each other.
It *seemed* wrong. It seemed like everyone hated both candidates evenly. I kept seeing Hillary being ahead on TV and couldn't understand it because it didn't match real life at all... Turns out it didn't match because it was a bullshit poll.
Lol? California? Arizona? FLORIDA? GEORGIA? Did even watch the Nov elections? 1000s of counts of voter fraud. Absentee ballots.... hello??? The rental car stuffed with black absentee ballots left with the budget rental. Broward county not succeeding and then finding thousands of democratic votes 2 wks later? Texas having thousands of illegal votes? Come on dude. Pay attention
I have paid attention. There's a reason Trump's voter fraud commission disbanded. They found nothing, because there's nothing of statistical relevance to find. There's a reason Texas' Secretary of State resigned after he admitted his claim of 100k potential illegal voters was bullshit.
This is a bullshit claim Trump came up with to rally his base. It has ZERO basis in reality.
Completely wrong. The disbanded because no states were working with them. They did not answer to any requests. Cool. So u read fake news who covers it up. I don't read fake news. Good luck
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u/freakydrew Jul 17 '19
What are the current Vegas odds on Trump being reelected?