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bluestate10

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6. Rasmussen is a republican partisan, his poles typically run 3-8 percent in favor of the republican

Reply to MrScorpio (Original post)

Fri Mar 14, 2014, 04:44 PM

Mar 2014

His pole had President Obama down by 7 percentage points the week before the 2012 election. I saw Burke speak on MSNBC last night, I was heavily impressed by her.

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Why are these numbers even? I don't understand this... [View all] MrScorpio Mar 2014 OP

It has a high percentage of error. Maybe the Kochs and CATO are piling money into Walikers okaawhatever Mar 2014 #1

Well, that's odd! hootinholler Mar 2014 #2

45 is not divisible by 2. or did you mean the intervals of 20 on the left? unblock Mar 2014 #3

They are approval numbers for two of the candidates for governor. Maedhros Mar 2014 #4

You are thinking Burke should have a commanding lead? MO_Moderate Mar 2014 #5

Rasmussen is a republican partisan, his poles typically run 3-8 percent in favor of the republican bluestate10 Mar 2014 #6

maybe because people see her as a liberal elite hfojvt Mar 2014 #7