Bernie Sanders
Related: About this forumSo I noticed the opposition is back to pimping polls but I have a question.
Are all polls always likely Democratic or registered Democratic only?
Doesn't California have unaffiliated or no preference voters too?
If so, why harp on a poll that only asks one demographic, in this case, the Democrats, when another voting bloc is also eligible to vote in the Calif. Primary?
http://www.ppic.org/main/publication_show.asp?i=784
Color me confused
LiberalArkie
(15,719 posts)nc4bo
(17,651 posts)Reality and if it doesnt accurately reflect the political reality of that State, then what good is it?
What a waste of money to make feel-goods?
LiberalArkie
(15,719 posts)Me, if I was a candidate I would like to have the worst data just to plan with, that way if I could get it moving up, then I was doing something. To me it is akin to executives fill the jobs under him with YES people.
nc4bo
(17,651 posts)And I'm with you...give me the bad news and I know where I've got work to do!
LovingA2andMI
(7,006 posts)Plus trying to blame Bernie Supporters if HER lose -- which the polls right now is saying HER might.
The Powers-That-Be should have nominated a better candidate and that candidate is BERNIE SANDERS.
LiberalArkie
(15,719 posts)give a political speech I fell asleep. He is a good running mate but not a good candidate for the main slot. He surprised me how for he got.
Edit. People just don't like HRC. You can tell how many she turns out. Trump will beat her just because of excitement
nc4bo
(17,651 posts)for "shenanigans "?
Hey....I question everything, can't help myself.
LovingA2andMI
(7,006 posts)Nothing is as it appears this Election Season, EXCEPT Bernie Sanders.
jamese777
(546 posts)provide access to their internals so that you can see who was polled and in what percentage of the total polling sample.
For example, a new Survey USA poll just out: "For this poll, SurveyUSA interviewed 1,800 state of California adults from May 19 through May 22. Of the adults, 1,598 were registered to vote in the state of California.
Of the California registered voters, 803 were determined by SurveyUSA to be likely to vote in the June 7 Democratic Presidential primary, 1,416 were determined to be likely to vote in the June 7 open, non-partisan U.S. Senate primary, and 1,383 were determined to be likely to vote in the Nov. 8 general election for president."
MisterP
(23,730 posts)silvershadow
(10,336 posts)they chose this ugly, ugly path.