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Sounds like you would like to offer up a different poll.
Then you need to reread it.
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Sounds like you would like to offer up a different poll.
Aah, so you have nothing to offer.Then you need to reread it.
Aah, so you have nothing to offer.
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How exciting for youNothing for you, son.
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That's reserved for threads without sources, sorry.You have half a dozen go to quips that you have absolutely worn out. Now, come back with, "WTF are you talking about."
Thank you, thank you, thank you.That's it. Post a political poll. Just one. Could be on anything like policies, candidates, parties, Presidents. I prefer the source of the poll along with high level outcomes, but won't be upset as long as the source is available in some regard.
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The reason behind this is that I typically see threads of polls which support an author's perspective or fav candidate, but refrain when those same polls turn sour against the same. So I expect that people will post theirs and their opposition will post theirs and we may see the balance that exists more than not.
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I do encourage folks to go to sites like FiveThirtyEight.com and RealClearPolitics.com which do a fairly good job of collecting polls annd weighting them based on credibility. If, for no other reason than to see a good number of polls curated in one place.
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Please feel free to PM me with additional resources that you believe should be added here.
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Basic rules:
1. When possible, provide the originating source of the poll rather than articles referring to them. (I may follow up article posts with the originator from time to time - it's not meant to be a criticism or shit post).
2. If you can't provide the URL to your poll, it's your fault. "Google it" is not relevant.
My perspective is that polls be provided for objective information. Having your own commentary is fine, but this thread is meant to allow others to have their own perspective and therefore have access to the same originating data. Don't blame others if you can't understand this.
https://elections2024.thehill.com/forecast/2024/senate/ohio/Our model currently predicts that Sherrod Brown has a 63% chance of winning Ohio.
A Bullfinch survey of 1,500 registered voters, spread equally across the three key swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, showed that 40 percent overall would prefer to drink with Harris, compared to 36 percent for Trump.
This is huge, if true (we're still within the margin of error, but to see Harris leading in the Boomer demographic is a seismic shock!)rump's Losing Baby Boomers, Silent Generation to Kamala Harris
Republicans have carried voters over 65 in every presidential election since 2000, but a new poll shows Harris with the advantage.
rump's Losing Baby Boomers, Silent Generation to Kamala Harris
Republicans have carried voters over 65 in every presidential election since 2000, but a new poll shows Harris with the advantage.
This isn't a poll dipshitHere's what is going on at the election polls:
Alabama Secretary of State Discovers THOUSANDS of ILLEGALS Registered to Vote in November’s Presidential Election
by Julian Conradson Aug. 16, 2024 9:30 am
It doesn’t even have to be a swing state… State officials have discovered over 3,000 illegal voters registered on Alabama’s state voter rolls. This report comes following Secretary of State Wes Allen ordering the removal of all non-citizens from the election database.
During the officials’ review, the state found a whopping 3,251 individuals with ‘alien registration numbers’ who were registered to vote – despite it being a federal offense. The U.S. Constitution and federal laws unequivocally stipulate that only U.S. citizens are entitled to vote in federal elections.
Secretary Allen’s decisive action to remove these non-citizens from the voter rolls is a necessary step to rectify this situation. However, the discovery raises critical questions about how such a lapse occurred in the first place.
According to reports from WAFF, the exact method by which these individuals were able to register remains unclear.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...discovers-thousands-illegals-registered-vote/
Nothing to see here though, right?
can someone explain to me the difference between 'popular vote probability' and 'predicted popular vote share'?Nate Silver's latest poll...
https://i.imgur.com/06SKko5.png
Fudge. Explanation of those two are hidden behind "subscriber only" paywall. I am not certain of the difference.can someone explain to me the difference between 'popular vote probability' and 'predicted popular vote share'?
ok, thanks anywayFudge. Explanation of those two are hidden behind "subscriber only" paywall. I am not certain of the difference.
Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat from Montana, has a 5-point lead over his Republican challenger Tim Sheehy in a crucial 2024 Senate election, a new poll shows.
A Napolitan News Service survey of 540 registered voters in Montana found that the incumbent was ahead of the Republican by 49 percent to 44 percent in what the polling group called the "most important Senate race" of the 2024 elections.
Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff holds a clear lead in the race for California's open Senate seat.
In a poll released Thursday by the University of California Berkeley, Schiff was backed by 53 percent of 3,765 Californians likely to vote in the November election. His Republican challenger, former Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres star first baseman Steve Garvey, trailed by 20 points, earning 33 percent of the vote.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...p&cvid=1d46551645c845fab80866d67aa75986&ei=28Four Sun-Belt states appear to be back in play for Democrats with Vice President Kamala Harris narrowing the gap with former president Donald Trump in Georgia and Nevada and taking the lead in Arizona and North Carolina, a recent New York Times/Siena College poll found.
Harris currently holds a five-percentage-point polling advantage over Trump among likely voters in Arizona at 50 percent to 45 percent, and she has moved in front of the former president in North Carolina with a two-point lead.
can someone explain to me the difference between 'popular vote probability' and 'predicted popular vote share'?