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Sun Sep-14-08 10:05 AM
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Don't sweat Rasmussen, it'll narrow starting tomorrow. |
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It was a tossup for five days before the polling on 9/11.
Then, McCain vaulted ahead by 3 points (8-10 aggregate points over three days). And that's where it's stayed.
What does that tell us? That he had a BIG night polling on that night. That result is part of the sample for Friday (McCain +3), Saturday (McCain +3), and today (McCain +3).
It drops out tomorrow, and you'll see McCain up by 0-2.
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Sun Sep-14-08 10:12 AM
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1. I don't think so. McCain |
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usually polls higher on weekends for some reason.
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Sun Sep-14-08 10:18 AM
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2. He didn't poll higher on Friday or Saturday than he did |
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Sun Sep-14-08 10:20 AM
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3. I am not sure about that and while it would be nice to see these polls |
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Edited on Sun Sep-14-08 10:21 AM by Kdillard
swing our way it won't win us the election. They are just going to irritate us because I believe they will go up and down one way or the other. We need to concentrate on getting voter registration done by the deadlines and being on the look out for election fraud and fighting it. If the polls don't have Obama up in a few days so what the important thing will be proving them wrong.
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