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Would you agree that for every poll published, you would like to see dots on a US map that show the town location of the people sampled? Nothing that identifies the person, just the town location.
I would like it to verify the polled people aren't all living in large cities but after Election Day, I'd like to compare it to those places where not a single person voted Republican (or Democrat). I would also like to compare the polls to each other.
I'm looking at Clinton's latest 5 national polls that go from ending the 14th to the 17th and Clinton is ahead in all by a 2 to 6 point range. They include Johnson and Stein. I don't look at the averaging because I don't believe in averaging polls with different sampling methodologies. I look at the individual poll numbers.
I'm looking at Clinton's latest 5 national polls that go from ending the 14th to the 17th and Clinton is ahead in all by a 2 to 6 point range. They include Johnson and Stein. I don't look at the averaging because I don't believe in averaging polls with different sampling methodologies. I look at the individual poll numbers.
It seems to me though, that her number have come down a bit. She was 8 - 14 ahead in earlier weeks this month.
Taking an average is always better in part due to the different methodologies. The average has come down from around 8 to the 5's. However, the state polls haven't seen the same movement as of yet.
Taking an average is always better in part due to the different methodologies. The average has come down from around 8 to the 5's. However, the state polls haven't seen the same movement as of yet.
State polls are holding quite steady. Hillary has a big electoral college lead.
Why is a Canadian Oil Company owned by two Pakistani or Indian guys so interested in the American presidential race, and why would they decide to do a poll? This makes no sense.
They just drove several million people to click on their website, some of whom are bound to be Trump supporters in the oil industry who are now likely to think well of them. I gotta say, if that's a marketing stunt, it's utterly brilliant. I would not have thought of that.
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