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15. Both Trump leads in WI and MI were within the MOE.

Wed Oct 9, 2024, 07:35 PM

Oct 9

There were more republicans than Dems in both the WI and MI polls.

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Quinnipiac RJ_MacReady Oct 9 #1

I don't believe it is RJ_MacReady Oct 9 #3

agreed... evenly divided electorate. WarGamer Oct 9 #4

Absolutely. JohnSJ Oct 9 #8

There are also big issues with that poll obamanut2012 Oct 9 #5

Polls aere pretty static - It's all about turnout now Jersey Devil Oct 9 #6

My personal experience with pollsters is that they Vogon_Glory Oct 9 #9

This RJ_MacReady Oct 9 #10

There are too many factors that are different from past elections LiberalFighter Oct 9 #11

Didnt we learn from the polls in the last elections Flatrat Oct 9 #12

Yep - this election is razor thin onandup Oct 9 #13

Yup, i have obamanut2012 Oct 9 #18

Both Trump leads in WI and MI were within the MOE. Fiendish Thingy Oct 9 #15