That's according to early voting indications and political theory based on the "Bradley effect", which claims many voters have made up their minds to support Trump but won't admit to doing so for fear of being branded politically incorrect. If you look at the people Trump has brought to rallies, they're not your typical Republican voter. Republican Speaker Paul Ryan has confirmed he voted for Donald Trump despite refusing to back him publicly. "I personally know many Republicans that won't admit that they are voting for Trump. The Republican primaries also showed a boost in turnout, which rose to 15 per cent from 11 per cent four years ago.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 03, 2016 01:56 UTC