No he may not have because math. That’s what’s the statistics bear out. You are assuming without evidence.
It was Ross Perot that got me concerned about the debt.
Please explain. What state or states did perot actually ciphon off of Bush to give Clinton the State? Ohio and Maine might have swung. But it was still not going to change any outcomes. Clinton still has huge electoral victory. That’s how the electoral college works. It’s mostly winner take all. Perot didn’t change that one bit.
In July of 1992 Perot dropped out of the race. He re-entered in October. You can see from the Gallup tracking poll that, 1) Clinton was leading Bush even while Perot was out, and 2) just before Perot got back into the race Clinton was leading Bush 54-38. The final poll just before the election saw Clinton’s lead drop to 49-37. So, Perot ended up taking more votes from Clinton.
This is general and generic because its the electorial votes that counts and not sum of the final total.
Only true indicator is analysis of all the individual states and its impact on the electorial vote outcome.
Need “50” of these charts from all different states and take it from there…
