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5. Wouldn't surprise me in the least -- I've long since learned to ignore polls

Mon Jan 4, 2021, 06:11 PM

Jan 2021

Last edited Tue Jan 5, 2021, 12:20 AM - Edit history (2)

that have fewer than 750 respondents and a margin of error exceeding 3%.

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New Republican poll shows statistical tie in Georgia [View all] AKing Jan 2021 OP

Conducted by a republican super pac.. no more need be said Thekaspervote Jan 2021 #1

Trying to set up a steal, I would suspect Blue Owl Jan 2021 #2

Let's be blunt... regnaD kciN Jan 2021 #3

It's all about turnout. Turin_C3PO Jan 2021 #13

With so many newly registered voters and so many registered voters sdfernando Jan 2021 #4

Def an attempt to stir Republican turnout bucolic_frolic Jan 2021 #6

Polls schmolls.... SergeStorms Jan 2021 #7

45% to 46% is not a statistical tie, Axios DrToast Jan 2021 #8

46% to 46% would be an actual tie Polybius Jan 2021 #11

There is no such thing as a statistical tie DrToast Jan 2021 #12

Lots of incorrect things have been used for years DrToast Jan 2021 #20

If one person is more likely to be ahead... DrToast Jan 2021 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jan 2021 #9

500 voters................for the model........ turbinetree Jan 2021 #14

There's a huge flaw in these polls... appmanga Jan 2021 #16

GOP winning the Georgia ad war as Dems shift money to ground game TomCADem Jan 2021 #18

Yeah, and it's probably worse this year. Happy Hoosier Jan 2021 #23

I HATE the term "statistical tie" It's not really accurate. Happy Hoosier Jan 2021 #22