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YOHABLO

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4. Please explain this for me :

Reply to Upstate One (Original post)

Mon Apr 16, 2018, 10:49 AM

Apr 2018

"Among registered voters, 47 percent said they would vote for the Democratic candidate, while 43 percent chose the Republican. As for voters who are both registered and will definitely cast ballots, 49 percent said they would pick the Democratic candidate, while 44 percent said the Republican."

isn't ''they would vote for" and "will definitely cast ballots" the same thing?

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Poll: Dems lead by 10 on generic House ballot [View all] Upstate One Apr 2018 OP

Elections matter Angry Dragon Apr 2018 #1

Which means nothing unless those on the Left get out and vote elocs Apr 2018 #2

Kick and recommend and welcome to DU! bronxiteforever Apr 2018 #3

Please explain this for me : YOHABLO Apr 2018 #4

They are not the same thing sdfernando Apr 2018 #5

Theres a problem RhodeIslandOne Apr 2018 #6

Today doesn't matter. Election day matters. That's all that matters. bucolic_frolic Apr 2018 #7