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Outstanding point by Richard Baris (People's Pundit) re: ABC SCOTUS poll

Posted on 9/25/20 at 4:11 pm
Posted by RidiculousHype
St. George, LA
Member since Sep 2007
10201 posts
Posted on 9/25/20 at 4:11 pm
Notice the subtle difference in question wording...



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@Peoples_Pundit

In 2016, the question merely asked if voters thought the Senate should hold hearings and vote. Now, the question is much more empowering to voters and their own importance.


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THREAD CONTINUED: As a first-year undergraduate student would know, this is not kosher dill. The 2016 question worded it in a such a way that it seemed unfair for Obama's nominee to NOT get a hearing. In 2020, they made it about whether *they* as voters should have final say.


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THREAD CONTINUED: Bottom line, folks...

Comparing two questions that are worded differently, especially those worded differently for no discernible reason, is basically a cardinal sin.

But I'm sure it'll get them an A+ on the Pollster Suckup Card.


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Posted by Magician2
Member since Oct 2015
14553 posts
Posted on 9/25/20 at 4:13 pm to
What has he said recently about trumps chances?

He was talked about a lot last week. His line of thinking was that trump has a better chance in MN and PA than WI and Mi because of the "social desirablility" but yet his buddy Robert Cahley at Trafalger also uses the same social desirability method and has polled Trump closer in WI and Mi than PA and MN.

Posted by NakaTrash
Texas Hill Country
Member since Dec 2013
6139 posts
Posted on 9/25/20 at 4:19 pm to
quote:

Notice the subtle difference in question wording...

Posted by aubie101
Russia
Member since Nov 2010
3090 posts
Posted on 9/25/20 at 4:24 pm to
quote:

What has he said recently about trumps chances?

He was talked about a lot last week. His line of thinking was that trump has a better chance in MN and PA than WI and Mi because of the "social desirablility" but yet his buddy Robert Cahley at Trafalger also uses the same social desirability method and has polled Trump closer in WI and Mi than PA and MN.


He seems to thread the needle on declaring chances. I listened to him today and I did not hear him answer the question directly on chances.

By inferring certain things he says I believe he thinks it is 50/50 election or close to it.
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