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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsVERY interesting Texas Lycium poll, September 1-11, 2016. HRC LEADS among registered voters.
[Q8A-Q11: ASK ONLY OF REGISTERED VOTERS]
[Likely voters are defined as those respondents who are registered to vote, say that they have voted in
Every or Almost every election on Q3, and are Extremely or Somewhat interested in politics on Q2]
Q8A.
If the 2016 election for president were held today, would you vote for the Republican ticket of Donald Trump and Mike Pence, the Democratic ticket of Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, or havent you thought enough about it?
(Among likely voters: n = 502, MOE +/- 4.37%)
1. Trump/Pence 42%
2. Clinton/Kaine 36
3. Havent thought enough about it 15
4. DONT KNOW / REFUSED / NA 6
(Among registered: n = 862, MOE +/- 3.34%)
1. Trump/Pence 35%
2. Clinton/Kaine 39%
3. Havent thought enough about it 18
4. DONT KNOW / REFUSED / NA 8
http://www.texaslyceum.org/resources/Pictures/Texas%20Lyceum%202016%20Poll%20Topline.pdf
Very interesting.
Vogon_Glory
(9,117 posts)It probably won't happen, but it COULD happen. Just the thought that it could happen is inspiring to a Texas Democrat battered by so many previous defeats. I recently started to help with the phone banks and a Texas electoral loss would sink Thump's candidacy deeper than the Titanic.
catbyte
(34,386 posts)dubyadiprecession
(5,711 posts)Texas has a huge chunk of electoral votes that Hillary could pick up.
Jane Austin
(9,199 posts)Don't know what her statewide coverage is like.
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drray23
(7,629 posts)As as been said before many times, if people went to the polls democrats would win most of the time. There is just more of us.