What does the 'poll on here' have to do with anything related to who is going to be the next President?
Because even with all you Looney liberals on here. Hillary loses, just like on election day.
There is one thing this board isn't, a representative example of the make up of this country. You must live in a dim gray rainbow world to think that.
How did you come to that conclusion? What FACTS provide you that statement?
What sources do you have to tell you my race,my age,my location, my education, my marital status,my income,etc....?
See this is the problem with people like you! You make grandiose unsubstantiated statements as if they are TRUE!
Come on have a little scholastic honesty here!
There is no evidence at all this place represents the United States. Political forum members are more partisan, to the left and to the right, we are not a random sample.
Trump won a poll here over Clinton, doesn't match established polling results.
The fact that you aren't even more laughed at by your moronic conspiracy about skewed polls is also evidence that this place isn't normal.
Also, after seeing your 2012 record on skewed polls demonstrates to me that I'm better off just disagreeing with you at face value.
And you know that's part of the issue! You make your decisions based on nothing! I've proven time after time that pollsters are skewing the results.
You don't provide any proof as I do though so who would be more believable?
And on other occasions, Trump has suggested that the polls can’t accurately measure his support. Alluding earlier this month to Tom Bradley’s experience in California — though he declined to use Bradley’s name — Trump said the phenomenon that led some voters to tell pollsters they were going to vote for Bradley but to choose the white candidate, George Deukmejian, instead was occurring this year, too.
“He was supposed to win by 10 points, and he lost by 5 or something. So it’s a certain effect,” Trump said, referring to Bradley. “Now, I have — unfortunately, maybe fortunately — the opposite effect. When I poll, I do fine. But when I run, I do much better.”
“In other words, people say, ‘I’m not going to say who I’m voting for,’” Trump added.
“And then they get it, and I do much better. It’s like an amazing effect.”
Pollsters call this
social-desirability bias. Voters misrepresent their intentions to provide responses that might be viewed more favorably. Or they could decline to be interviewed entirely to avoid giving responses they view as socially undesirable.
Are the polls skewed against Trump?
So why would people on this forum or answering polls take the insults that people like you hurl that has NO substantiation!
This "social-desirability bias" will make itself known as I called this thread...behind the voting booth curtain!