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The Trend of GE Polls: HRC vs Trump and Bernie Sanders vs Trump (Original Post) amborin May 2016 OP
One is a margin I can get behind. dchill May 2016 #1
I love how all of the pollsters are ignoring this. northernsouthern May 2016 #2
Far less statistical "noise" in the bottom chart = greater reliability CentralCoaster May 2016 #3
'General election polls before and during the primary are predictive of absolutely nothing.' onehandle May 2016 #4
twitter lol? pretty pictures. what polls, exactly? nt msongs May 2016 #5
Thanks! I just shared this on social media. nt silvershadow May 2016 #6
more from HuffPo MisterP May 2016 #7
Sanders! GreatGazoo May 2016 #8
 

northernsouthern

(1,511 posts)
2. I love how all of the pollsters are ignoring this.
Thu May 12, 2016, 11:55 PM
May 2016

On BBC and NPR they have just been talking about the Trump rift all day even-though they have mostly all endorsed him, and ignoring our own party's weakness. They are the Emperor's New Press.

 

CentralCoaster

(1,163 posts)
3. Far less statistical "noise" in the bottom chart = greater reliability
Thu May 12, 2016, 11:57 PM
May 2016

The direction is clear.

Let's blow out these last primaries and take it to the convention.

Then to Trump and a win.

onehandle

(51,122 posts)
4. 'General election polls before and during the primary are predictive of absolutely nothing.'
Thu May 12, 2016, 11:57 PM
May 2016

Ignore hypothetical matchups in primary season – they also measure nothing. General election polls before and during the primary season have a very wide margin of error. That’s especially the case for candidates who aren’t even in the race and therefore haven’t been treated to the onslaught of skeptical media coverage usually associated with being the candidate.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/harrys-guide-to-2016-election-polls

MisterP

(23,730 posts)
7. more from HuffPo
Fri May 13, 2016, 02:19 PM
May 2016


thank heavens Sanders's is around as the backup when the Producers candidate takes the dive
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