Hillary BS in Primaries

[teradact 0]

IDK what is going on but, it seems Clinton has an extremely annoying superpower to jump up in polls with like +20 momentum right before important primaries. What is this? I've had this issue before so I played on easy with fog of war off and it still happened.

Examples: (I was up in all of these states one week ago)

Florida: Clinton (+19.4)

Ohio: Clinton (+26.3)

Illinois (+15.3)

North Carolina (+32.8)

Previously it happened in Texas, Massachusetts, Colorado, and Minnesota.

Edit: Now it's happening in almost every state. I just don't get it.

 

 

[Guest]

That's probably because of Undecided voters, all of which are forced to decide on voting day. Normally they're going to go for the more moderate Clinton over the left-wing Sanders.

[jvikings1 40]

She might be running lots of ads at that time.  Also, she could have some surrogates campaigning and be getting new endorsements.

[teradact 0]

14 hours ago, SirLagsalott said:

That's probably because of Undecided voters, all of which are forced to decide on voting day. Normally they're going to go for the more moderate Clinton over the left-wing Sanders.

Many times though undecided levels were at near 0%. In PA it was .6% and in CT it was 0%. Her totals went up 8.7 and 10.2 respectively. I agree though it's probably the undecideds that are the cause. Any advice to help defend against this?

 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, teradact said:

Many times though undecided levels were at near 0%. In PA it was .6% and in CT it was 0%. Her totals went up 8.7 and 10.2 respectively. I agree though it's probably the undecideds that are the cause. Any advice to help defend against this?

 

What I normally do is make a lot of newspaper ads starting 3 weeks before, probably 4 a week aimed at the state. Mix negative ones with positive ones. I agree Sanders is ridiculously underpowered in the default 2016 scenario.

[teradact 0]

3 hours ago, SirLagsalott said:

What I normally do is make a lot of newspaper ads starting 3 weeks before, probably 4 a week aimed at the state. Mix negative ones with positive ones. I agree Sanders is ridiculously underpowered in the default 2016 scenario.

Thanks man, appreciate it. 

[Guest]

1 minute ago, teradact said:

Thanks man, appreciate it. 

No problem! Tell me if you need any more tips.

[FloridaDemocrat 0]

Usually the undecideds also decide on momentum, before a primary or caucus, I generally ad bomb and barnstorm for and against myself and an opposing candidate, respectively, and that gets me the W or tie.