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ColinC

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5. Yup. I think polls are showing a strong shift from key groups and women towards dems

Reply to Meadowoak (Reply #3)

Sun Sep 25, 2022, 03:02 PM

Sep 2022

But pollsters are worried about being wrong so they are substantially reducing their inclusion in polls as an overcorrection from overestimating their turnout in November. It's almost like being right no longer matters to pollsters.

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This is so disappointing Sucha NastyWoman Sep 2022 #1

That texas poll put women voters at 49% in crosstabs ColinC Sep 2022 #2

Roe will make a huge difference. Even many Republican women Meadowoak Sep 2022 #3

Yup. I think polls are showing a strong shift from key groups and women towards dems ColinC Sep 2022 #5

It feels like these polls are put out yo discourage us from voting kimbutgar Sep 2022 #4

I agree! Rebl2 Sep 2022 #7

The poll is of 'likely voters'. Those are the primary voters, the AndyS Sep 2022 #6