 This Traditionally Red State Is Going Blue, New Poll ShowsRemember back in May when Donald Trump said he d make California, New York and Maryland compatible (and that he d win them)? Well it s now mid-October and he can barely hang on to red states Utah, Georgia, Arizona and even Texas   the latest poll out of the Lone Star state has him leading by three points. Romney won Texas by 19 points in 2012.There is one state in particular that is leaning towards Hillary Clinton   Arizona.The Grand Canyon state, home to Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Jan Brewer, and the god-awful SB 1070, should be a dead set win for Trump, whose anti-immigration rhetoric has propelled him to where he is today. However, recent polling out of the state suggests that Clinton has the upper hand, and for good reason.According to a new Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll released just before the third presidential debate, Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump by five points, 39-34 percent. Gary Johnson took six percent while Jill Stein took one percent. Twenty percent remain undecided.However, when pressed on how those who  lean  one way or the other would solidly vote, as of right now, both Clinton and Trump expand their lead:When including  leaners  in the sample, the number of undecideds drops to 8.1 percent. Clinton s support rises to 43.3 percent while Trump s support increases to 37.8 percent. Johnson gets 6.5 percent while Stein gets 4.3 percent. The margin of error for the sample including the leaners is plus or minus 4 percentage points.In Nate Silver s FiveThirtyEight general election projection, Clinton has a 58 percent chance of winning Arizona s 11 electoral votes, compared to Trump s 42 percent chance. In the last 48 polls conducted in the state, Clinton holds the edge in 26, Trump in 19, and a tie in three.It is because of these shocking poll results that the Clinton campaign is pumping more than $2 million in advertising in the state and sending a slew of high profile surrogates   including First Lady Michelle Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders   all across the state.The last time Arizona went blue was in 1996, when voters chose Bill Clinton over Senator Bob Dole by 2 percent.Imagine if Arizona, a state most affected by illegal immigration, stuck it to Trump on election day? Arizona is proving to have a rich, culturally diverse electorate, buoyed by Latino and Hispanic voters who don t take too kindly to Trump s xenophobic, racist tones.Ana Navarro was right   if Trump thought insulting Mexicans and Hispanics was the right move, he s going to have one hell of a wake up call in November.Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
this traditionally red state is going blue new poll showsremember back may donald trump said make california new york maryland compatible win well barely hang red states utah georgia arizona even texas latest poll lone star state leading three points romney texas points one state particular leaning towards hillary clinton grand canyon state home sheriff joe arpaio jan brewer sb dead set win trump whose rhetoric propelled today however recent polling state suggests clinton upper hand good new arizona news poll released third presidential debate hillary clinton leading donald trump five points percent gary johnson took six percent jill stein took one percent twenty percent remain pressed lean one way would solidly vote right clinton trump expand lead when including leaders sample number undecided drops percent clinton support rises percent trump support increases percent johnson gets percent stein gets percent the margin error sample including leaders plus minus percentage nate silver fivethirtyeight general election projection clinton percent chance winning arizona electoral votes compared trump percent chance in last polls conducted state clinton holds edge trump tie shocking poll results clinton campaign pumping million advertising state sending slew high profile surrogate including first lady michelle obama senator bernie sanders across last time arizona went blue voters chose bill clinton senator bob role arizona state affected illegal immigration stuck trump election day arizona proving rich culturally diverse electorate buried latino hispanic voters take kindly trump xenophobia racist navarro right trump thought insulting mexican hispanic right move going one hell wake call image via alex imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  This Traditionally Red State Is Going Blue, New Poll ShowsRemember back in May when Donald Trump said he d make California, New York and Maryland compatible (and that he d win them)? Well it s now mid-October and he can barely hang on to red states Utah, Georgia, Arizona and even Texas   the latest poll out of the Lone Star state has him leading by three points. Romney won Texas by 19 points in 2012.There is one state in particular that is leaning towards Hillary Clinton   Arizona.The Grand Canyon state, home to Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Jan Brewer, and the god-awful SB 1070, should be a dead set win for Trump, whose anti-immigration rhetoric has propelled him to where he is today. However, recent polling out of the state suggests that Clinton has the upper hand, and for good reason.According to a new Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll released just before the third presidential debate, Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump by five points, 39-34 percent. Gary Johnson took six percent while Jill Stein took one percent. Twenty percent remain undecided.However, when pressed on how those who  lean  one way or the other would solidly vote, as of right now, both Clinton and Trump expand their lead:When including  leaners  in the sample, the number of undecideds drops to 8.1 percent. Clinton s support rises to 43.3 percent while Trump s support increases to 37.8 percent. Johnson gets 6.5 percent while Stein gets 4.3 percent. The margin of error for the sample including the leaners is plus or minus 4 percentage points.In Nate Silver s FiveThirtyEight general election projection, Clinton has a 58 percent chance of winning Arizona s 11 electoral votes, compared to Trump s 42 percent chance. In the last 48 polls conducted in the state, Clinton holds the edge in 26, Trump in 19, and a tie in three.It is because of these shocking poll results that the Clinton campaign is pumping more than $2 million in advertising in the state and sending a slew of high profile surrogates   including First Lady Michelle Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders   all across the state.The last time Arizona went blue was in 1996, when voters chose Bill Clinton over Senator Bob Dole by 2 percent.Imagine if Arizona, a state most affected by illegal immigration, stuck it to Trump on election day? Arizona is proving to have a rich, culturally diverse electorate, buoyed by Latino and Hispanic voters who don t take too kindly to Trump s xenophobic, racist tones.Ana Navarro was right   if Trump thought insulting Mexicans and Hispanics was the right move, he s going to have one hell of a wake up call in November.Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: this traditionally red state is going blue new poll showsremember back may donald trump said make california new york maryland compatible win well barely hang red states utah georgia arizona even texas latest poll lone star state leading three points romney texas points one state particular leaning towards hillary clinton grand canyon state home sheriff joe arpaio jan brewer sb dead set win trump whose rhetoric propelled today however recent polling state suggests clinton upper hand good new arizona news poll released third presidential debate hillary clinton leading donald trump five points percent gary johnson took six percent jill stein took one percent twenty percent remain pressed lean one way would solidly vote right clinton trump expand lead when including leaders sample number undecided drops percent clinton support rises percent trump support increases percent johnson gets percent stein gets percent the margin error sample including leaders plus minus percentage nate silver fivethirtyeight general election projection clinton percent chance winning arizona electoral votes compared trump percent chance in last polls conducted state clinton holds edge trump tie shocking poll results clinton campaign pumping million advertising state sending slew high profile surrogate including first lady michelle obama senator bernie sanders across last time arizona went blue voters chose bill clinton senator bob role arizona state affected illegal immigration stuck trump election day arizona proving rich culturally diverse electorate buried latino hispanic voters take kindly trump xenophobia racist navarro right trump thought insulting mexican hispanic right move going one hell wake call image via alex imagenes