i**********k
发帖数: 5274 | 1 Friday, October 14, 2016
At the close of a week that began with him trailing by seven points, Donald
Trump still holds a slight lead over Hillary Clinton in today’s White House
Watch survey despite a flurry of news reports alleging a history of sexual
harassment on his part.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey of Likely
U.S. Voters shows Trump with 43% support to Clinton’s 41%. That’s
unchanged from yesterday. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson picks up six
percent (6%) of vote, and Green Party nominee Jill Stein has two percent (2%
) backing. Four percent (4%) like another candidate, and five percent (5%)
are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Clinton held a seven-point lead on Monday – 45% to 38% - following the
airing of an 11-year-old video showing Trump making graphic sexual remarks
about women. But as voters began responding to Sunday night’s debate, her
lead dropped to five points on Tuesday and four points on Wednesday. Trump
edged ahead yesterday.
Rasmussen Reports updates its White House Watch survey daily Monday through
Friday at 8:30 am Eastern based on a three-day rolling average of 1,500
Likely U.S. Voters. The latest survey is the first to include results
following the release by the New York Times of new allegations of sexual
harassment against Trump. The GOP nominee has denied the charges and has
demanded that the newspaper apologize for what he calls "a libelous article.
" We’ll be watching to see what impact, if any, those allegations have on
next week’s surveys.
Eighty-seven percent (87%) of voters now say they’ve made up their minds
how they will vote, and among these voters, it’s Trump 48%, Clinton 46%.
Among those who say they still could change their minds between now and
Election Day, it’s Trump 37%, Clinton 36%, Johnson 17% and Stein 9%.
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The survey of 1,500 Likely Voters was conducted on October 11-13, 2016 by
Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 2.5 percentage points
with a 95% level of confidence. Field work for all Rasmussen Reports
surveys is conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. See methodology.
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Clinton jumped on the release of the video with Trump’s sexual comments to
say it shows her Republican rival's demeaning attitude toward women. But
Trump countered that Clinton was an enabler who allowed her husband, former
President Bill Clinton, to sexually assault women for years. Voters tend to
agree with Trump that Bill Clinton's behavior was worse, but not
surprisingly there's a sharp partisan difference of opinion. This survey,
however, was taken prior to the latest allegations against Trump.
Despite high profile Republican defections on Trump’s side, he earns 77% of
the GOP vote, while Clinton has 76% Democratic support. Trump also
continues to lead among voters not affiliated with either major party and to
do better among Democrats than Clinton does among Republicans.
GOP voters are more certain of their vote than Democrats and unaffiliateds
are.
While other pollsters show women abandoning Trump, our latest survey finds
the two candidates running almost even, but women are more than twice as
likely as men to like some other candidate or be undecided. Trump has a six-
point advantage among men.
Those 40 and older still prefer Trump over Clinton. Younger voters favor
Clinton, but they also remain more likely than their elders to be undecided.
Women and men are equally certain of their vote at this point. Older voters
are more sure of their vote than those who are younger.
Most Republican voters still think top GOP leaders are hurting the party
with their continuing criticism of Trump and are only slightly more
convinced that those leaders want Trump to be president.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says it has confirmed hacking
attempts on election systems in more than 20 states and has offered to
provide states free testing of their systems before Election Day. While most
voters are concerned about their state’s election system being hacked,
they think state and local officials will do a better job protecting their
vote than the feds will.
Voters continue to strongly believe that the media is more interested in
controversy than in the issues when it comes to the presidential race.
As in previous presidential election cycles, voters expect reporters
covering political campaigns to help their favorite candidates and think it'
s far more likely they will help Clinton than Trump.
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a**********2
发帖数: 3726 | 2 “The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says it has confirmed hacking
attempts on election systems in more than 20 states and has offered to
provide states free testing of their systems before Election Day. While most
voters are concerned about their state’s election system being hacked,
they think state and local officials will do a better job protecting their
vote than the feds will.” 这个真的可信吗？对这届政府真的一点信任都没有了，
zero credibility。奥巴马是作弊急先锋，为了选票无所不用其极，所有联邦机构都是
他的人，并且politics over everything else. |
i**********k
发帖数: 5274 | 3 投票机不联网的，大选投票是由各州监管的。最怕线上投票作弊，不过支持老川的黑客
明显比较聪明，咱们走着瞧。
most
【在 a**********2 的大作中提到】
: “The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says it has confirmed hacking
: attempts on election systems in more than 20 states and has offered to
: provide states free testing of their systems before Election Day. While most
: voters are concerned about their state’s election system being hacked,
: they think state and local officials will do a better job protecting their
: vote than the feds will.” 这个真的可信吗？对这届政府真的一点信任都没有了，
: zero credibility。奥巴马是作弊急先锋，为了选票无所不用其极，所有联邦机构都是
: 他的人，并且politics over everything else.
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a**********2
发帖数: 3726 | 4 那帮左逼做坏事没有底线。他们会不会将投票机的程序改掉，比如说每三个投trump的
有一个自动计为hillary的票。从编程序上来讲这个一点都不难。不要低估左逼政府作
弊的底线啊。
【在 i**********k 的大作中提到】
: 投票机不联网的，大选投票是由各州监管的。最怕线上投票作弊，不过支持老川的黑客
: 明显比较聪明，咱们走着瞧。
:
: most
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i**********k
发帖数: 5274 | 5 相信美国人中正直的人还比较多。奥黑和老婊子坏事做尽，可是基层员工好人还是占多
数。
【在 a**********2 的大作中提到】
: 那帮左逼做坏事没有底线。他们会不会将投票机的程序改掉，比如说每三个投trump的
: 有一个自动计为hillary的票。从编程序上来讲这个一点都不难。不要低估左逼政府作
: 弊的底线啊。
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C*******h
发帖数: 6095 | 6 是啊，只能寄希望于此了。即使阻止不了也要出来揭发。如果哪个有良知的程序员出来
揭发了，就可以名正言顺地调查机器了。
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 1.0.6
【在 i**********k 的大作中提到】
: 相信美国人中正直的人还比较多。奥黑和老婊子坏事做尽，可是基层员工好人还是占多
: 数。
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l********k
发帖数: 14844 | 7 估计只需要不超过三个程序猿就可以搞定作弊程序。剩下的让蒙在鼓里的工作人员复制
和扩散就可以了。像TDK里小丑抢银行的情节一样，除了大boss，谁也不掌握全局计划。
最后，让几个程序猿被自杀就行了。干净利落
: 是啊，只能寄希望于此了。即使阻止不了也要出来揭发。如果哪个有良知的程序
员出来
: 揭发了，就可以名正言顺地调查机器了。
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 1.0.6
【在 C*******h 的大作中提到】
: 是啊，只能寄希望于此了。即使阻止不了也要出来揭发。如果哪个有良知的程序员出来
: 揭发了，就可以名正言顺地调查机器了。
:
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 1.0.6
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p**j
发帖数: 7063 | 8 如果川普上台了，可以改革投票程序，每个投票点都有纸质和投票机两种方式，必须两
者印证才能算数。
投票机监管：在全国范围内的IT公司竞标，搞几轮，最后一轮5家公司，中标的公司必
须向其他4家公司开放代码，受其他4家公司的监管。当然，代码不可以流放到社会上，
那4家公司也有保护代码的义务。
投票箱监管：每个候选人有权派出自己的团队监管投票箱，最主要的是两大党的候选人
都有自己的人，用眼睛死死盯住投票箱和数票的过程。如果可能的话，整个过程录像。
再加上全部查ID。
划。
【在 l********k 的大作中提到】
: 估计只需要不超过三个程序猿就可以搞定作弊程序。剩下的让蒙在鼓里的工作人员复制
: 和扩散就可以了。像TDK里小丑抢银行的情节一样，除了大boss，谁也不掌握全局计划。
: 最后，让几个程序猿被自杀就行了。干净利落
:
:
: 是啊，只能寄希望于此了。即使阻止不了也要出来揭发。如果哪个有良知的程序
: 员出来
:
: 揭发了，就可以名正言顺地调查机器了。
:
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 1.0.6
:
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j**********r
发帖数: 3798 | 9 写个作弊程序容易，但如果不连网，大规模作弊需要工作人员合作，就比较困难。我看
还不如大巴容易。
划。
【在 l********k 的大作中提到】
: 估计只需要不超过三个程序猿就可以搞定作弊程序。剩下的让蒙在鼓里的工作人员复制
: 和扩散就可以了。像TDK里小丑抢银行的情节一样，除了大boss，谁也不掌握全局计划。
: 最后，让几个程序猿被自杀就行了。干净利落
:
:
: 是啊，只能寄希望于此了。即使阻止不了也要出来揭发。如果哪个有良知的程序
: 员出来
:
: 揭发了，就可以名正言顺地调查机器了。
:
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 1.0.6
:
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r******g
发帖数: 4002 | 10 今年大选作弊估计没有象前两届一样那么容易，川普支持者如果turn out率高，可以抹
平这些作弊选票。
【在 j**********r 的大作中提到】
: 写个作弊程序容易，但如果不连网，大规模作弊需要工作人员合作，就比较困难。我看
: 还不如大巴容易。
:
: 划。
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