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Re: The national numbers

By: clo in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 24 Sep 12 4:27 AM | 135 view(s)
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I live in NY, never miss voting for presidential, sometimes miss local school board.

Just took another landline phone poll today. This year I've been polled more then ever.




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The national numbers
By: DigSpace in ALEA
Mon, 24 Sep 12 3:29 AM 		Msg. 10284 of 54959

might make some sense.

I mean if CA is only say 10 or 15% then a number of 20-25% states in the south and mountain west can pull that flat. The non-swing states don't get polled individually, but they are in the national polls.

Sure, glancing at the limited non-swing polling there is out there makes it not seem to add up, but a lot of it could be the LV/RV bias in many of those states. Reds vote no matter what, Blues have a BBQ if their state is in the bag. Seriously, NY? Unless your district happens to be in play, it seems plenty of folks would fail the LV test.


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