[ChicagoConservative27]

Did you take this poll in Austin and call it majority of Texans or something?

[Sirius Lee]

I don’t believe this poll even for a second. Nobody is that ‘tarded.

[matt04]

I have no idea what things are like in Austin, but in deep blue New England, almost no one wears a mask anymore indoors so I find this very questionable.

[Army Air Corps]

UT and the Texas Tribune, eh? That is like saying that you have a UC Berkeley/LA Times poll.

[Pajamajan]

🐃💨💩

[Army Air Corps]

Texas Ping.

They are really reaching.

[Dr. Sivana]

If it were that popular, the people’s elected representatives would vote for it, Abbott would be in political trouble, and we wouldn’t have to rely on Biden Executive Orders.

[circlecity]

Another medic push poll

[Bayard]

This one is way too on the nose for leftists, I’ll bet the internals look horrible.

Probably polled certain age group, and merged answers improperly.

[Bayard]

This one is way too on the nose for leftists, I’ll bet the internals look horrible.

Probably polled certain age group, and merged answers improperly.

[Rurudyne]

Indeed. Polls are only as honest as pollsters.

[albie]

I lived in Austin for 8 years. If this poll was from Austin it’d be 98% for.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

ONLINE POLL

[eyeamok]

Polls are designed to shape opinion, not reflect it.

[Ron H.]

Did you or anyone you know take part in this poll?

[mewzilla]

Link to a pdf with the poll’s methodology at this link...

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/11/09/ut-texas-tribune-poll-coronavirus/

Snort.

[Huskrrrr]

Peoples Republic of Austin

[Dr. Sivana]

The survey of 1,200 people showed that 57 percent of Texas voters support masking in indoor locations in the state

Phoenix, Arizona is no more conservative than Texas on average. If I go into a Walmart, QT gas, In 'n Out or any place besides Whole Foods or The Container Store, nowhere NEAR 57% are masking. Heck, I went to an optometrist yesterday and even the employees weren't masking. (Employee masking varies with corporate policy, so I found a small, sane office).

[Dr. Sivana]

The survey of 1,200 people showed that 57 percent of Texas voters support masking in indoor locations in the state

Phoenix, Arizona is no more conservative than Texas on average. If I go into a Walmart, QT gas, In 'n Out or any place besides Whole Foods or The Container Store, nowhere NEAR 57% are masking. Heck, I went to an optometrist yesterday and even the employees weren't masking. (Employee masking varies with corporate policy, so I found a small, sane office).

[Dr. Sivana]

The survey of 1,200 people showed that 57 percent of Texas voters support masking in indoor locations in the state

Phoenix, Arizona is no more conservative than Texas on average. If I go into a Walmart, QT gas, In 'n Out or any place besides Whole Foods or The Container Store, nowhere NEAR 57% are masking. Heck, I went to an optometrist yesterday and even the employees weren't masking. (Employee masking varies with corporate policy, so I found a small, sane office).

[shadowlands1960]

The poll most likely shows the power of coercive persuasion. People are answering the pollsters in this way because they don’t want to be viewed by them as an ‘anti-vaxer hick.’ We conservatives are somewhat in a small echo chamber essentially agreeing with each other to a point. Everyone else outside of that echo chamber are drinking from the waters of a massive mono-culture which has been completely suborned by Obamanism, which is America’s version of statist totalitarianism. Obamanism is more related to fascism than socialism as it propagates by means of syndicalism, that is the co-option of the corporate elite.