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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhat did Rasmussen's polls look like one week before the 2008 and 10 elections
compared to the final outcome? I know Rasmussen has a tendency to correct things in the last few days so they look more accurate. Anyone have those numbers one week out?
My guess is Rasmussen is about 6 points off based on this chart:
Ipsos has a really good track record as of late.
RandySF
(58,887 posts)The robopoll asked for demographic information. Then they asked right track/wrong track (I chose right track) and how closely I followed college football. That was it. After the football question, it hung up with no questions about the election. I wonder if they are cutting off people who have a more positive view of progress in the country. Surely they're not looking for a relationship between the direction of the country and college football.
Angleae
(4,484 posts)mzmolly
(50,994 posts)rufus dog
(8,419 posts)but go check the Scottie R poll a week before the election. His final poll had a major adjustment to get in line with reality.
Quixote1818
(28,944 posts)But can't find it?