Posted on 10/21/2010 12:05:08 AM PDT by Paul8148
Beginning on October 20 and ending on November 1, 2010, The Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion and the Morning Call will be releasing daily results from their statewide general election tracking poll. The results are drawn from telephone surveys of likely voters in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Each days release will be based on the results of interviews conducted during the previous four days. For example, the initial release on Wednesday, October 20th was produced from interviews conducted between October 16th and 9th. While the total sample size will alternate from day to day because of varying completion rates, the average sample sizes will be approximately 400. Precise margins of error will be identified with each release and average around +/-5% at a 95% level of confidence.
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This poll is a crock of sh@t. I want to see Rasmussen before I make my mind up on worrying.
This poll is useless. It currently shows 12% of likely voters “not sure” who they will vote for!
This poll is useless. It currently shows 12% of likely voters “not sure” who they will vote for!
There was a cooked poll in West Virginia that said Manchin was ahead of Raese but the lastest Rasmussen has Raese up 7 points over Manchin. It came out yesterday.
Both this college/newspaper poll and the Democrat PPP poll gave Sestak a statistical dead heat with Toomey and claimed the governors race is closer that the 14 point lead Rasmussen’s last poll showed.
Wait for Rasmussen or even Survey USA.
There was a cooked poll in West Virginia that said Manchin was ahead of Raese but the lastest Rasmussen has Raese up 7 points over Manchin. It came out yesterday.
Both this college/newspaper poll and the Democrat PPP poll gave Sestak a statistical dead heat with Toomey and claimed the governors race is closer that the 14 point lead Rasmussen’s last poll showed.
Wait for Rasmussen or even Survey USA.
There was a cooked poll in West Virginia that said Manchin was ahead of Raese but the lastest Rasmussen has Raese up 7 points over Manchin. It came out yesterday.
Both this college/newspaper poll and the Democrat PPP poll gave Sestak a statistical dead heat with Toomey and claimed the governors race is closer that the 14 point lead Rasmussen’s last poll showed.
Wait for Rasmussen or even Survey USA.
We are voting now in Florida. I am voting today. This is the real poll. Minus the fraud effect.
+/-5% margin of error too, thats a crock and high undecideds, you dont have 12 to 15% undecideds this close to the election.
The dreaded triple post.... ugh....
The dreaded triple post.... ugh....
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I read each one with interest.
The Republicans had better not Blow this,those incompetent Bastards are worthless
I would no sooner believe a poll from a public opinion college class than have my hair cut by a cosmotology student.
PA is truly hopeless if it elects Sestak.
I have a better idea...let's wait for Election Day.
Indeed. A 8-10 point consistent lead all summer evaporates on one poll? I was born on a Tuesday but it wasn’t LAST Tuesday.
Toomey had it all over Sestak in EVERY debate, all Joe can do is a feeble attemtp to demonize him. Epic fail on his part. He may have retained his House seat but he overreached going for the Senate. Now Pa. will get a pickup in the 6th AND the Senate seat. Throw in a Governor for the hat trick.
Steve Doocy mentioned this morning that a new Rasmussen Poll has Toomey up by 8.
The Democrat polls all assume that Dem turnout in PA will be higher than it was in 2008.
This poll kind of reminds of the Weekly World News. After running Elvis stories for decades, they finally decided to kill him off in the ‘90’s, declaring him dead due to his diabetes.
You are REALLY bad at excerpting. ..unless you were blog pimping. Then it makes sense.
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