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You're the one making the argument. Its your job
I have provided all of the pertinent information. It is now incumbent upon you to ferret out that which you seek, Padawan.
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Fox News Polls in Battleground States Oversample Democrats
Fox News polls released on Wednesday appear to reflect significant oversampling of Democrats, particularly in Arizona and North Carolina.www.breitbart.com
Isnt related to what youre talking about
Person writing the article doesnt know what poll weighing is, or more likely, is purposely not talking about it for prop purposesLet’s look closer at the CNN poll. The poll was commissioned by CNN but was conducted by SSRS, “an independent research company.” It wasn’t actually Don Lemon and Jim Acosta on the street corner asking passersby who they favored in the 2020 presidential election.
The poll sample is important. Oversampling Democrats will skew the results in favor of the Democrat candidate. In this poll, 34 percent identified as Democrat while only 26 percent described themselves as Republican, an eight-point difference. Imagine the results if those percentages were flipped.
They also surveyed registered, not likely, voters. Given that only slightly more than half of eligible voters actually voted in the 2016 presidential election, this too is not a representative sample.
Polling Data the Media Doesn’t Want You to See
Polls are designed to reflect the opinions of a group of people at a moment in time. A small sample of individuals is asked for its opinion regarding a particular issue, and hopefully this small sample is representative of the larger population.www.rasmussenreports.com
If anything, having more of X party in your raw samples is probably going to make that party look worse in your weighted results
Call Me Tim
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Generally, no. But it can depend on the types of questions that are asked.
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You have no idea what you're talking about
TinFoilHatGuy
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Go Jerry, Go Jerry, GO!!!
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Swing the Election
See how changes in voter turnout and support could shift the outcome of the 2020 election.
www.nbcnews.com
Fun.
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TinFoilHatGuy
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Wrong. Indubitably.
I really question any polls or predictions that have Biden winning Florida
Florida is probably the state that Trump has the highest voter enthusiasm, something that Biden does not have in general
Florida is probably the state that Trump has the highest voter enthusiasm, something that Biden does not have in general
Biden can win the election, but only if the Dems cheat. That's why they were so gung-ho about mail-in ballots UNTIL they realized that those ballots can often be lost or take way too long to be counted.
The Dems are in a pickle. If Trum-p wins on Nov. 3, regardless of the margin, the Limpsters will seek to use ballot harvesting and delayed ballot counting to overturn the election. But a clear cut win by Trum-p will make their efforts very difficult. Hence, they now want Dem voters to cast their ballots in-person.
Democrats Pivot To In-Person Voting, Fear Mail-In Could Lead To Problems
Democratic politicians and groups are beginning to push voters to vote in person or hand deliver their absentee ballots as concerns grow over what a flood of mail-in ballots may mean for the election. Democrats are more likely to vote absentee or mail-in historically than Republicans, and that...
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Plus, exCubans aren't really into the idea of escaping Communism to only have the country turn communist.
it's happening guy just had a stroke?