29%

In a new poll from the Pew Research Center, only 29% of Americans said they approve of how Trump is handling his job – the lowest of his tumultuous presidency and down 9 percentage points from August
Failed one term president.

Obama left office with a 60 percent approval rating.
 
Hillary will win by a landslide lol.
Joe Biden won by 4.5% which is within the 3% statistical margin of error of the final RCP polling average, which had Biden up by 7.2%.


Equally notable, all reputable polls had Biden winning, and none predicted Trump wining.
 
Joe Biden won by 4.5% which is within the 3% statistical margin of error of the final RCP polling average, which had Biden up by 7.2%.


Equally notable, all reputable polls had Biden winning, and none predicted Trump wining.

And.....is there a point there?
 
Joe Biden won by 4.5% which is within the 3% statistical margin of error of the final RCP polling average, which had Biden up by 7.2%. Equally notable, all reputable polls had Biden winning, and none predicted Trump wining.

"Reputable"" being defined by yourself, I suppose.
 
Hillary will win by a landslide lol.

L.A. Times
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Moody’s Analytics
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Princeton
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FiveThirtyEight
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Fox News
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Associated Press
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New York Times
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And still they believe.

:rofl2:
 
Except that the pollsters you continue to trust told you the Hildebeast would win the electoral vote, too, Spametta.

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You should probably learn what statistics are. Even if a poll incorrectly predicts an election winner, it's still considered accurate if it's within a small amount of points. For example, if candidate A is predicted to win by two points and ends up losing by one point, the poll was still very accurate, even if wrong.
 
L.A. Times
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Moody’s Analytics
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Princeton
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FiveThirtyEight
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Fox News
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Associated Press
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New York Times
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And still they believe.

:rofl2:

Yes. She won the popular vote by several million. The Princeton map shows the popular vote. It's really not possible to predict the electoral college.
 
Except that the pollsters you continue to trust told you the Hildebeast would win the electoral vote, too, Spametta.

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Actually no they didn't you're just a bald ass plain out front sleazy ass snot liar. There's no way they could pull for the electoral college that is based on a given state's voting the polls were actually talking to people geez you are the dumbest sleaziest piece of crap on the forum
 
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