The 11 out of the 12 listed have said they are voting Trump. XFactor I don't know 100% but fuck him.
Outside of Easy B, myself, and a couple others no one says they are voting Hillary. I have seen more say they are voting Trump.
BGOL voting poll. I believe this will show how Trump wins the presidency. Currently Trump wins
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Outside of Easy B, myself, and a couple others no one says they are voting Hillary. I have seen more say they are voting Trump.
Both of them! Im voting for Jill Stein.
I'm waiting on them to come post. I expect Easy B to show up.
Gary Johnson is really weird. The tongue thing...
He didn't take into account the wild shit trump was saying amongst his base... Remember his base is tea party folk who don't indentify with the GOP yet vote GOP when there's no choice in a GOP candidate to get behind..
Yes, Donald Trump is behind in the polls, and the past two weeks of his campaign have stunk. But look at where we are as the smoke (and there's been a lot of that) clears from the battlefield. Donald Trump is still standing.
Any other conventional candidate would have been destroyed by what he's been through. But the remarkable thing is not the extent to which his support has gone down, the astonishing thing is how rock solid it remains. He has a seemingly unshiftable 37%.
He needs to grow that by 10% to win. Impossible? Not at all.
Remember polling is not exact science. The pollsters take raw data and season it with salt and pepper and spices. Their modelling looks at people who might be under represented, who might not be picked up by telephone or online polling. But many of the people who waited in line to vote for Trump in the Republican primaries were individuals who had been lost to the political process for years - they are probably not part of an opinion pollster's sampling group.
There is also the phenomenon of the 'shy' Trump supporter.
When I was the BBC's Paris Correspondent in 2002, the National Front candidate, Jean Marie Le Pen did far better than anyone expected when he beat the socialist into the final round of voting. It caused an earthquake. What happened? Clearly far more voters supported his tough line on immigration control than they were telling the pollsters.
It was the same in the UK general election in 2015. The polls just didn't pick up how many people were going to vote Conservative. The polls may just be massively understating support for Donald Trump.
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Then there is enthusiasm. All the most enthusiastic supporters are with Trump. There is no fervour for Hillary Clinton.
The polls suggest as many as 15% are undecided. But surely if you're going to vote for the Democratic party candidate, what is there left to know? She is conventional, her positions are well known. Voters have nothing new to learn about her.
Surely the bulk of these undecided voters are hoping to see something in Donald Trump that will allow them to vote for him. A bit of reassurance. A bit of presidential mien. A bit of discipline and focus amid the firecrackers.
Trump has not been destroyed by the slew of sex abuse allegations, the awful tape on the bus, nor the disclosures that he may not have paid federal income tax for the best part of two decades.
But what if something bad emerges about Hillary in the last three weeks of campaigning? The Wikileaks disclosures from the hacked emails have so far been in the mildly embarrassing category. What if there is worse to come? What if the attention suddenly switches to Hillary. She does not have the same Teflon coating that Trump has. There is a profound weariness with conventional politics and business-as-usual. Americans are yearning for change.
Hillary Clinton stands for everything that Americans are sick of. Her supporters are heading to the polls to vote for her with no great enthusiasm. She is there for the taking. And that is why Donald Trump is going to win on 8 November
http://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2016-37650994
Any other conventional candidate would have been destroyed by what he's been through. But the remarkable thing is not the extent to which his support has gone down, the astonishing thing is how rock solid it remains. He has a seemingly unshiftable 37%.
He needs to grow that by 10% to win. Impossible? Not at all.
Remember polling is not exact science. The pollsters take raw data and season it with salt and pepper and spices. Their modelling looks at people who might be under represented, who might not be picked up by telephone or online polling. But many of the people who waited in line to vote for Trump in the Republican primaries were individuals who had been lost to the political process for years - they are probably not part of an opinion pollster's sampling group.
There is also the phenomenon of the 'shy' Trump supporter.
When I was the BBC's Paris Correspondent in 2002, the National Front candidate, Jean Marie Le Pen did far better than anyone expected when he beat the socialist into the final round of voting. It caused an earthquake. What happened? Clearly far more voters supported his tough line on immigration control than they were telling the pollsters.
It was the same in the UK general election in 2015. The polls just didn't pick up how many people were going to vote Conservative. The polls may just be massively understating support for Donald Trump.
Then there is enthusiasm. All the most enthusiastic supporters are with Trump. There is no fervour for Hillary Clinton.
The polls suggest as many as 15% are undecided. But surely if you're going to vote for the Democratic party candidate, what is there left to know? She is conventional, her positions are well known. Voters have nothing new to learn about her.
Surely the bulk of these undecided voters are hoping to see something in Donald Trump that will allow them to vote for him. A bit of reassurance. A bit of presidential mien. A bit of discipline and focus amid the firecrackers.
Trump has not been destroyed by the slew of sex abuse allegations, the awful tape on the bus, nor the disclosures that he may not have paid federal income tax for the best part of two decades.
But what if something bad emerges about Hillary in the last three weeks of campaigning? The Wikileaks disclosures from the hacked emails have so far been in the mildly embarrassing category. What if there is worse to come? What if the attention suddenly switches to Hillary. She does not have the same Teflon coating that Trump has. There is a profound weariness with conventional politics and business-as-usual. Americans are yearning for change.
Hillary Clinton stands for everything that Americans are sick of. Her supporters are heading to the polls to vote for her with no great enthusiasm. She is there for the taking. And that is why Donald Trump is going to win on 8 November
http://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2016-37650994
I already have you down for no vote democratic leaning
Yeah, I'm sitting this one out. I'm done with this lesser of two evil shit. And yes, I reserve the right to complain about the president since I participated in the rigged clownshow that was the democratic primaries.
It's funny. Both sides claim if you sit out that it's a vote for the other side.
It's funny. Both sides claim if you sit out that it's a vote for the other side.
YOOOO! @ that Jill Stein rap.Fuck it im still voting for jill. To me hillary didnt win the nomination on her own. Her and the DNC definitely cheated bernie.
Michelle last point is flawed though. Hillary aint changing shit. All she is going to do is stick to the script.
I think a left leaning Supreme Court for the next 30 years will change a lot for the better.
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Those planning to sit out or vote a 3rd party canidate may inadvertently be voting for Trump.
Bush 'won' the election by 537 votes in Florida. Nader took likely votes from Gore that could've swayed the election.
Personally i am too scared of trump to just throw my vote away or sit this out.
There is a big gap between trump and hilliary.
Bush 'won' the election by 537 votes in Florida. Nader took likely votes from Gore that could've swayed the election.
Personally i am too scared of trump to just throw my vote away or sit this out.
There is a big gap between trump and hilliary.
Pretty much. Op can't extrapolate a general election based off bgol. Lol. Numerous precise polls have been done. This shit is a wrap. That's why you hear the rigged talk. He wants to keep his angry white men and you can best believe hes going to exploit the shit out of them.
And people look at me crazy when I say I don't vote in national elections...
Sorry, had to move this here.
I would like to know where I said I was voting for Trump.
This dude really thinks if you're not sucking on Hilary's titties,you're voting for Trump.That to me makes no fucking sense at all.
And,when you tell him where you said you're voting for Trump,he can't provide you any answers for it.
This dude is delusional as hell
The rigged talk is to make sure his voters get out to vote and to have then harass Hillary supporters at polling sites.
Why not BGOL? You would think this would be a overwhelming win for Hillary and it's not.
With all the racist, incestious, trying to kiss a black child on the lips, shit trump has done you would think BLACKGIRLONLINE would stop him. It's not...Trump wins.
I don't have you down voting for trump. You are listed as no vote democratic leaning. It's in the OP
Fam Hillary already picking off red states to blue ie Nevada, Arizona, Texas
Them swing states she won't even need to win they will just be insurance at that point
Fam Hillary already picking off red states to blue ie Nevada, Arizona, Texas
Them swing states she won't even need to win they will just be insurance at that point
Glad to see you removed Michelle Obama from your sig.
You might as well spit in her face.
How do you explain BGOL?
Sadly no I have been married for 22 years.
Don't get married!!
I take you at your word you are a female which really makes it disappointing you aren't voting.
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