One of them is wrong: LA Times poll: Trump +5.6%; LA Times electoral vote projection: Clinton 352, Trump 186

Something might be off here…

The latest Los Angeles Times/USC Dornsife daily tracking poll has Donald Trump up by 5.6%:

LA Times/USC (6th Nov) Trump 48.2% Clinton 42.6% – Trump lead up 0.2 on yesterday.

— Winning at Politics (@Winatpolitics) November 6, 2016

But the latest electoral college projection from the LA Times has Hillary Clinton winning 353 votes to Trump’s 186, including the battleground states of Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Michighan, New Hampshire, Arizona and Nevada:

Here's @latimes final electoral map of the year — Clinton projected to get 352 electoral votes, Trump w/ 186 https://t.co/8YdMTC1IJX

— Matt Hamilton (@MattHjourno) November 6, 2016

Did they even consult their own pollster for this?

Really odd, considering the poll they've sponsored all year is rather clearly showing a Trump win. Lack of confidence in their own pollster? https://t.co/fr030exkq1

— Steve Singiser (@stevesingiser) November 6, 2016

And if not, the paper does have some explaining to do after the election is over and we know which one was the more accurate:

Given this acknowledgment, what exactly is the LAT's defense of publishing data they know is garbage as "news"? @stevesingiser

— Tim Miller (@Timodc) November 6, 2016

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