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Reply #15: Not at all. The subset of the full set confirms - it doesn't have to. [View All]

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TruthIsAll

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Sun May-01-05 03:56 PM
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15. Not at all. The subset of the full set confirms - it doesn't have to.

This also confirms that the National subset is a representative random sample of the full State randonly selected sample.

13,047 National (MoE = 0.86%) randomly selected from 73,000 randomly-selected in 50 states and DC, with MoE's ranging from 1.84% to over 4%.

Yes, the polling was just fine, thank you.

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