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I was talking about Jill Stein, she went to Russia during the campaign and from there criticize United States human rights and foreign policy. Just like Trump, she is also spreading false Russian propaganda that if Hillary is elected she’ll start a war with Russia.


I see. Well, Hillary DOES have a rather long track record of being a 'hawk' and it doesn't need anyone to be Putin or Jill Stein or it does need cryptic references to being a Pakistani PM in India criticising Pakistan to call a spade a spade! I don't care who said that or where or how. And you should be more direct next time in any questions or insinuations.

Having said that, I have voted for Jill but would have voted for Hillary if Jill was not around. In my State, it is an absolutely lost vote for Hillary or Jill--but at least I have my conscience clear.

And, yes, Hillary has repeatedly shown wanting to be aggressive in Syria and one has to draw conclusions from there.
 
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Florida Democrats hold 90,000 early vote lead, but will it carry Clinton to White House?

By MARC CAPUTO 11/08/16

MIAMI — Election Day dawned in the nation’s biggest battleground state with Florida Democrats out-voting Republicans by about 90,000 early ballots cast before the polls opened Tuesday — a potentially big, but not insurmountable lead, that could help Hillary Clinton win the White House.

On a percentage basis, the Democratic advantage over Republicans was small as of Tuesday morning — 1.4 percentage points of the 6.5 million in-person early and mail-in absentee ballots.

Though the votes won’t be tallied until Tuesday night, party registration strongly correlates with support for the top-of-the-ticket candidates. So the early vote totals help gauge the relative campaign strengths of Clinton and Donald Trump heading into Election Day. Read more
 
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What time do polls close? 2016 poll closing times by state (map)


Expected times are listed in Eastern Standard Time as provided by The Associated Press on Aug. 19.


First poll closing times by state

6 p.m. - Indiana, Kentucky

7 p.m. - Alabama, Florida, Georgia, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia

7:30 p.m. - North Carolina, Ohio, West Virginia

8 p.m. - Connecticut, Delaware, D.C., Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas

8:30 p.m. - Arkansas

9 p.m. - Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, Wisconsin, Wyoming

10 p.m. - Idaho, Iowa, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah

11 p.m. - Alaska, California, Hawaii, Washington

Note: In the event of multiple poll closing times per state, states above are listed by their first closing time. For complete details please scroll to the alphabetized list below. Link
 
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