MSNBC poll for Alito confirmation

[JohnnyRingo]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/#survey

Needs balanced, it's getting freeped.
On their site now

[lavenderdiva]

1. darn. it won't let me vote AGAIN.

We are winning (i.e. NO to Alito), but its getting kinda close for comfort. What can the idiots who voted YES be thinking? oh, that's right. They stopped thinking a long time ago.

[notadmblnd]

4. Thats the problem with these pools and why you can't count on

accuracy. The freeper types know that if you delete the cookie (from MSNBC) in your browser, you can vote as many times as you like.

[sasha031]

7. delete your cookies

in internet files, then you can keep voting

[Vincardog]

2. Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? Yes 43% No 57%

Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? * 106722 responses


Yes 43% No 57%

[Liberalynn]

5. I just voted

It was coming up with the same numbers.

[necso]

3. I'd like to see some numbers on this that I could trust. /nt

[boobooday]

6. I know this is superficial and probably mean

But the guy looks to me like they got him out of the back room of the wax museum and dusted him off.

[smartvoter]

8. Done. 57% no. nt

[CountAllVotes]

9. done and a kick!

:kick: :kick: :kick:

[cantstandbush]

10. I can't vote at all. They closed the poll. Didn't like the results they

were getting.

[Ian David]

11. Done. 57% No

Should Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito be confirmed? * 107680 responses

Yes
43%

No
57%

[BReisen]

12. Just voted - still at 57% No. n/t