Thursday, January 7, 2016

New Poll Shows Democratic Party-Switchers Support Trump, May Win Blue States

 Via Michael


Donald Trump declared on Fox News Tuesday night that he is confident he can win the blue state of New York.

“ You have more support from Reagan Democrats in New York than anywhere else in the country,” host Sean Hannity pointed out. “Do you think that if you got this nomination that you could flip a state like New York, deeply blue, to red? Could that be possible?”

“ I do. I think I’d do very well in New York,” Trump replied. “I think I will do fantastically in Pennsylvania. I think I will do fantastically in Ohio. I think I’m gonna win Florida. I think I’m going to win a lot of states that nobody else is. Says He Thinks He Can Win New York”

The New York real estate tycoon may be right about his ability to turn blue states red. Trump has dominated the Republican nomination campaign for months — but his strongest support comes from Republicans who used to be Democrats, according to new polling analysis by Democrat data firm Civis Analytics.

Disaffected Democrats now make up 10 percent of Republican primary voters.

The Civis survey show Trump winning 40 percent support from these party-switching voters. If these once-registered Democrats actually vote in 2016, particularly in swing-states and mid-western states, Trump could transform the American political landscape.

He polls well among conservative and evangelical voters and his biggest polling margin against his GOP rivals was among moderate and liberal Republicans, according to the latest Quinnipiac poll.
Democrats propagandize that Trump appeals to xenophobes and the worst aspects of the American zeitgeist,  yet some liberals now recognize that his supporters are a demographic group that the Democrats should listen to.

Trump talks about altering the electoral map at the 16:17 mark in the video above.

12 comments:

  1. Is this a planned leak to give Hillary a graceful way out of the race?
    http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/01/06/law-enforcement-officials-medical-professionals-theres-something-seriously-wrong-hillary-clintons-health/

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    1. I saw something similar some time before, but frankly I hope she is nominated since I think Trump will humiliate her.

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  2. Any concerns at all of Trump being a Trojan Horse of sorts? Is his acumen in tapping in to the angst of Middle Class Americans a deft political strategy?

    I ask this simply because of his past attachments to the Clintons and some rather progressive positions on several issues.

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    1. Anything is possible, but seeing how everyone is trying to stop him, negates this I believe.

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    2. I am thinking along these lines as well. Having irked the MSM, establishment repubs and of course the rest of the leftist/progs, he seems to have charted the course that makes him appealing to those of us who are tired of "business as usual" in governance.

      I am refreshed by his candor and steadfast refusal to backpedal on his statements. I do pray that that stubbornness translates well should he indeed sit as president.

      Thank you for your valued reply, kind sir.

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  3. Trump has broken every rule in the playbook of national politics and continues to remain at or near the top of most polls. Short of an "unfortunate accident" or a few dead hookers in strategically embarrassing locations, there seem to be few roads ahead of him that do NOT lead to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

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    1. "unfortunate accident"

      Guaranteed many would kill him if they thought they would get away with it

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  4. Donald Trump Is like a laser-guided bomb, with it's point-of-impact designated as 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. If he reaches that spot, the resulting detonation will change it, and the rest of the US Government, along with all it's lackeys. They know it, and they hate it.

    Status Quo, Status Quo, when it's dead, it's got to Go!


    Central Alabamaian

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    1. Status Quo, Status Quo, when it's dead, it's got to Go!

      You're a poet and don't know it. :)

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  5. If Trump isn't a Trojan horse and he does get "elected", in order to affect the changes he is stating he wants to make, he has to become a dictator. Which we have now sortof*. Coup, coup, cachoo.
    All the unelected bureaucrats running amok with fascist nanny state proclivities will still be in their jobs lording over us with their limited but still dangerous power.


    *it's not just obama, its his cabal of minions and handlers.


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    1. I wouldn't expect Trump to act as Obama has, but we shall see I hope.

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