Two polls in key swing states show most people think their neighbor is going to vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. It’s a sign Trump’s share of the vote is being underestimated, Robert Cahaly, senior strategist for the Trafalgar Group of Atlanta that conducted the unorthodox survey, told LifeZette. “The hidden vote usually breaks conservative.” The Republican consulting firm says its findings in Ohio and Florida show Trump winning by slim margins. But when respondents are asked about who they think their neighbor is voting for, it isn’t even close. It’s for Trump. Basically, this means Trump’s share of...
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