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2016 Postmortem

In reply to the discussion: Why do Clinton and Trump do better in crappy-method polls and worse in established-method polls? [View all]
 

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3. This all adds up to another painful shock for Team Hillary on caucus night in Iowa.
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Sun Dec 20, 2015, 07:32 PM
Dec 2015

Even the best polls may not pick up the underlying intensity for Bernie.

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Why do Clinton and Trump do better in crappy-method polls and worse in established-method polls? [View all] Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 OP
All polls matter. JaneyVee Dec 2015 #1
The robo-call polls are the worst Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #14
Please stop! I took the final Thursday, and I'm done with statistics for life! Proserpina Dec 2015 #2
Feel free to ignore all polling (especially all national polling) until mid-February. Does that help Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #11
Much, thanks! Proserpina Dec 2015 #13
This all adds up to another painful shock for Team Hillary on caucus night in Iowa. virtualobserver Dec 2015 #3
Agreed. The impact from the Iowa caucus has traditionally been measured in relation to expectations. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #7
Are we to believe that you gathered all this data ... JoePhilly Dec 2015 #4
I gathered the data because I was curious. I asked the question because I don't know the answer. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #5
Don't mind the chattering mass of Clintonites. Chan790 Dec 2015 #6
I just can't see us winning a general election with a candidate whose dishonesty/untrustworthy Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #8
Post removed Post removed Dec 2015 #10
Please, by all means, raise the expectations for Clinton in Iowa. But remember that the importance Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #15
You mean you did "pretty well". JoePhilly Dec 2015 #9
I did even better in English. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #12
By the way, the period comes within the quotation marks and not after the closing quotation mark. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #18
Thank you so much for this break-down. Betty Karlson Dec 2015 #16
I just hope everyone working on the ground for the Sanders campaign understands that their sacrifice Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #17
Today's national robo-call horse race poll by Emerson College is the perfect example of junk polling Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #19
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