Florida Early Voting Numbers Favor Clinton: -2.5 Favorite at Betting Markets

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Nov/07/2016

While poll numbers had Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump in a dead heat in the Sunshine State, betting markets had Clinton up -2.5 points but within the margin of error.

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Early voting records were shattered in Florida, thanks in no small part to the turnout of Hispanic voters.

A Republican consultant in the state, David Johnson, told the Naples Daily News he believed Clinton could win by as much as three points, noting his party’s lack of ground game in the state.

“We used to have a great statewide operation,” Johnson said. “Now I’m not convinced that’s going on, because I don’t see the evidence. And I see it on the Democrats’ and their allies’ side.”

The number of Latinos who voted in person through Saturday was up fully 100 percent from 2012.

This news comes in stark contrast to what the Drudge Report released on Monday.

From Drudge:

Data obtained by the DRUDGE REPORT shows presidential underdog Donald Trump outperforming Republican 2012 election results in Florida.

Mitt Romney went into Election Day down 161,000 in absentee ballots and early voting. He ended up losing the state by 74,000.

This time, in a dramatic surprise twist, Trump is only down 32,500! And Republicans tend to outvote Democrats on Election Day in Florida.

Meanwhile, a survey released early last week by William and Mary College and TargetSmart seemed to indicate that 28 percent of early voters who were registered Republicans voted for Clinton.  These numbers were recorded prior to FBI Director James Comey first notice that “new” emails in connection with Hillary Clinton were under investigation.  On Sunday, Comey gave an “all clear” to Clinton, abruptly ending the week’s long probe.

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Tuesday, Nov 08, 2016

US Presidential Election

Any Candidate Receives over 50% of Popular Vote

06:00 AM

2001

Yes

 

+240

 

2002

No

 

-350

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Arizona

06:00 AM

1503

Republican candidate

 

-300

 

1504

Democratic candidate

 

+220

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Colorado

06:00 AM

1507

Republican candidate

 

+300

 

1508

Democratic candidate

 

-450

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Georgia

06:00 AM

1513

Republican candidate

 

-1000

 

1514

Democratic candidate

 

+500

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Iowa

06:00 AM

1519

Republican candidate

 

-500

 

1520

Democratic candidate

 

+300

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Michigan

06:00 AM

1529

Republican candidate

 

+400

 

1530

Democratic candidate

 

-700

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Nevada

06:00 AM

1533

Republican candidate

 

+350

 

1534

Democratic candidate

 

-500

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - New Hampshire

06:00 AM

1535

Republican candidate

 

+220

 

1536

Democratic candidate

 

-300

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - North Carolina

06:00 AM

1541

Republican candidate

 

-115

 

1542

Democratic candidate

 

-115

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Ohio

06:00 AM

1543

Republican candidate

 

-240

 

1544

Democratic candidate

 

+175

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Pennsylvania

06:00 AM

1549

Republican candidate

 

+350

 

1550

Democratic candidate

 

-500

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Texas

06:00 AM

1551

Republican candidate

 

-5000

 

1552

Democratic candidate

 

+1400

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Virginia

06:00 AM

1555

Republican candidate

 

+475

 

1556

Democratic candidate

 

-750

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Wisconsin

06:00 AM

1559

Republican candidate

 

+600

 

1560

Democratic candidate

 

-1000

 

US Presidential Election

Odds to Win 2016 US Presidential Election

06:00 AM

101

Hillary Clinton

 

-500

 

103

Donald Trump

 

+350

 

119

Gary Johnson

 

+50000

 

120

Jill Stein

 

+100000

 

123

Evan McMullin

 

+25000

 

US Presidential Election

Winning Party of the 2016 Election

06:00 AM

501

Democrats

 

-500

 

502

Republicans

 

+350

 

503

Independent

 

+10000

 

US Presidential Election

Electoral Votes - Utah

08:00 AM

1701

Republican candidate

 

-800

 

1702

Democratic candidate

 

+1400

 

1703

Evan McMullin

 

+600

 

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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