Pollster Predicts 'Lopsided Win for Clinton' In Electoral College
- 8 years ago
Emerson College Polling predicts this year’s election will go in favor of the Democrats.
Emerson College Polling predicts this year’s election will go in favor of the Democrats.
Based on its own surveys and data gathered by RealClearPolitics, Hillary Clinton is expected to dominate, garnering 323 electoral votes to Donald Trump’s 215.
The count includes narrow Clinton wins in the battleground states of Nevada and New Hampshire.
Trump is deemed the likely victor, and by a much wider margin, in Ohio and Missouri.
A press release adds, "In battleground Senate races, Emerson also projects that Democrats will come out of the election with 50 seats or more. That would be enough to claim a Senate majority if Clinton is elected and Tim Kaine, as Vice President, becomes the tie-breaking vote."
The polls conducted by Emerson took place from November 4th to the 5th.
Of course, the predicted results hinge greatly on everyone anticipated to vote doing so.
Emerson College Polling predicts this year’s election will go in favor of the Democrats.
Based on its own surveys and data gathered by RealClearPolitics, Hillary Clinton is expected to dominate, garnering 323 electoral votes to Donald Trump’s 215.
The count includes narrow Clinton wins in the battleground states of Nevada and New Hampshire.
Trump is deemed the likely victor, and by a much wider margin, in Ohio and Missouri.
A press release adds, "In battleground Senate races, Emerson also projects that Democrats will come out of the election with 50 seats or more. That would be enough to claim a Senate majority if Clinton is elected and Tim Kaine, as Vice President, becomes the tie-breaking vote."
The polls conducted by Emerson took place from November 4th to the 5th.
Of course, the predicted results hinge greatly on everyone anticipated to vote doing so.