SHOCK POLL: Trump Receives 25% of Black Vote - Enough to Ensure a GOP Landslide - The Gateway Pundit
Statistikhengst can you make some sense out of this? True or not? I am tired and I just can't buy it.If its true I am shocked.Maybe bringing American jobs and cutting the invasion off is something blacks are in favor of as well...less invaders less competition for welfare!
SUSA, the pollster in question, had John McCain winning almost 480 electoral votes against Barack Obama in November/December 2007, in a series call the "SUSA 50" series. For instance, in Ohio, McCain was beating Obama 52/40 (+12) and according to SUSA,
McCain was getting 21% of the Black vote:
SurveyUSA Election Poll #13056
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On election night 2008, Obama won Ohio by
+4.58% and took the
Black vote in Ohio with 97% while McCain got all of 2%.
So, 11 months away from the 2008 election, SUSA was way off, but close to the 2008 election, it got it right.
BTW, that very same SUSA poll, if you go to the link, also had McCain beating Clinton and he was also getting 20% of the Black vote, which would never have happened.
Now, the national poll that the OP refers to is of 900 RV, a relatively small group for a national poll.
For shits and grins, let's look at the
final SUSA poll for Ohio in
2012, released just one day before the election:
SurveyUSA Election Poll #20108
Susa predicted
Obama 49 /
Romney 44 (
+5). The actual results were
Obama 51 /
Romney 48 (
+3):
SurveyUSA Election Poll #20108
Look at the internals for SUSA:
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So, in spite of overstating Obama's
+2.97% win in Ohio by two points, SUSA actually predicted Romney with
12% of the Black Vote in the Buckeye state - ONE DAY BEFORE THE ELECTION.
Actual results, according to the 2012 exit polls for Ohio?
Ohio Presidential Race - 2012 Election Center - Elections & Politics from CNN.com
Romney got
3% of the black vote in Ohio, not 12%.
So, SUSA has a proven tradition of
overstating the GOP take of the minority vote in many, many states, and yet, close to election time, usually picks the correct winner. One year out from the election, however, SUSA tends to be very, very wrong.
No other poll shows any Republican doing anything like this in the minority vote, especially in the Black vote.
It is highly, highly, highly unlikely, but statistically possible, that this is happening, that Trump is somehow get 25% of the Black vote. However, it is far more likely that the SUSA poll is what we call an "outlier". They happen now and then.
In one year, we can come back and see if this was for real, or not.
In Otober, 2012, a "Landmark Communications / Rosetta Stone" poll claimed that Mitt Romney was getting
22% of the Black vote in Georgia. He didn't....
So, I see this kind of sensationalism and I yawn a little bit...
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