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Polling data is apples and oranges compared to
Posted on: November 15, 2016 at 14:51:09 CT
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US Census data. But whatever you say.
When the votes are all counted Clinton will end up winning the popular vote by 1.5-2%. The consensus on national polls before election day was 3-4%. Not that far off.
When the votes are all counted Clinton will end up winning the popular vote by 1.5-2%. The consensus on national polls before election day was 3-4%. Not that far off.
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Polling data is apples and oranges compared to - MrBlueSky MU - 11/15 14:51:09