As predicted AK.... a Washington Post poll which has an almost balanced sample of likely voters... In the brand new abc... poll... which calls the race very close.. Obama leads by 2.. "Partisan divisions in this survey, Democrats-Republicans-independents, are 31-25-36 percent among the general population, 33-28-34 percent among registered voters and 33-30-33 percent among likely voters. Partisan divisions in the 2008 exit poll were 39-32-29 percent." --- The poll left out the divisons were 35-35-30 in the 2010 exit poll.... and that millions of Dems have left and registered as I... since 2008.
I am concerned for your well-being when your party loses in the general. So much time wasted on something out of your control.
thanks for your concern... I have wasted a bit of time... But, it took a big effort to get just about every right pundit on T.V. addressing the skewed poll issue. I also messed up my back playing sports. I was less than active for about 3 weeks, so I had more time to post. My back is now 90 percent better so I am walking 9 again... soon I hope to get back in shape. I did hire a new admin employee about a month ago... so I had a bit more time on my hands. My business does well in a down market. If Obama wins it will be very good for business. So no need to worry about my well being. How is your well being.
Are you referring to this poll ? http://www.boston.com/politicalinte...wing-states/AISS0fpIiBzyIwrxe14KwM/story.html 10/01/2012 12:47 PM Mitt Romney close to President Obama in national poll but slipping in swing states Mitt Romney is almost neck-and-neck with President Obama among nationwide voters, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released on Monday, but the Republican nominee has fallen behind by double digits in the swing states most likely to decide the outcome of the election. Obamaâs swing-state lead is 52 percent to 41 percent among likely voters in New Hampshire, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada, the poll showed. Nationally, the race is a virtual dead heat, with the president up, 49-47. The 11-point gap in the swing-state survey is wider than other recent polls, but surveys over the last week have consistently shown Obama pulling ahead in the electionâs battlegrounds.
I told you these polls would adjust their sample size before the election.. A major national one just did. Those state polls are even more skewed.
new cnn poll... Obama plus 3 in a sample that oversample dems by 8 points. That shows Romney is up by 5 nationally. Among those likely voters, 37% described themselves as Democrats, 34% described themselves as Independents, and 29% described themselves as Republicans.
and one more thing... if you read the poll.. it says this. BASED ON 305 REGISTERED VOTERS WHO DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS DEMOCRATS AND 107 REGISTERED VOTERS WHO DESCRIBED THEMSELVES AS INDEPENDENTS WHO LEAN DEMOCRATIC, FOR A TOTAL OF 412 REGISTERED DEMOCRATS-- (SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 5% PTS.); BASED ON 270 REGISTERED VOTERS WHO DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS REPUBLICANS AND 143 REGISTERED VOTERS WHO DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS INDEPENDENTS WHO LEAN REPUBLICAN, FOR A TOTAL OF 413 REGISTERED REPUBLICANS -- (SAMPLING ERROR: +/- 5% PTS.) so how they decided to take that poll and go Democrat plus 8... is the magic of these slanted polls.. you see they tell us they weight them for demographic data as well. These polls are pure bullshit. Romney could be / probably is kicking butt nationwide... and these polls would never let you know it.
This is why polls have more D's then R's Jem http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/party-identification-adults
you did not read... and you brought up old b.s. based on old registration levels and other distortions.. I gave you the CNN poll internals.... 305 dems... 270 Rs. How that goes to the distortion of 37D / 29 R is slanted poll magic. Don't try and say Dems are more likely voters... because we know that its just the opposite.