Posted on 10/25/2016 2:13:59 PM PDT by GilGil
Gravis Marketing, a nonpartisan research firm, conducted a random survey of 596 registered voters across Indiana. The poll was conducted from October 22 nd through the 24th and has a margin of error of ±2.3% at the 95% confidence level. The total may not round to 100% because of rounding. The polls were conducted entirely from online panels due to automated IVR regulations in the State of Indiana. The results are weighted by anticipated voting demographics.
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The headline is wrong. This is an Indiana poll.
This looks like a poll for Indiana to me, not Iowa.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3484807/posts?page=1#1
Interesting.
Ping to Indiana poll info.
Hillary is Toast!
The numbers don’t add up for Clinton.I think she’s going to lose bigger than people expect. She has lost too many democrats, too many minorities.
The polls always do this toward the last days of the election. Their last poll numbers need to be accurate. If this is their last Iowa poll it needs to reflect correctly.
I would hope Trump is far ahead in Indiana if not then we are in trouble.
This is an Indiana poll but still nice. RCP mislabelled it at first.
Yes. Despite the fact that there is an Indianola, Iowa.
The internals may be cooked in the direction of HRC. Not saying that all of them are, but some may. The only poll that matters is the one on Election Day. GET. OUT. AND. VOTE.
This begs the question: Are most “polls” conducted by the EneMedia of registered voters, or just the population at large?
Indiana’s better!!! I wasn’t counting on that one in my EV calculator!! Gives us some breathing room with either CO or NV.
In 2008, Indiana was 49.9 for Obama, 49 for McCain
In 2012, Indiana was 54 for Romney, 44 for Obama.
I believe, this is good news.
This made my day!!
I am pretending I did not see it, do not want to get my hopes up. Too much like calling the game in the 3rd quarter.
Indiana, Mike Pence country... as is to be expected...
Check the methodologies. Less than 1000. Registered voters as opposed to likely voters aggregation of online polls
These may or may not be meaningful
Ignore all media
Get OutThe Vote
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