Posted on 03/04/2016 12:43:37 PM PST by BigEdLB
The University of New Orleans Survey Research Center sponsored an automated telephone survey of active registered Republican voters in Louisiana Wednesday March 2, 2016. The sample for the survey was randomly selected from all active registered Republicans in the state. The respondent sample of 1,874 yields a 2.26% margin of error at a 95% level of confidence. The sample matches the gender, age, race, and regional parameters from the voter file obtained from the Louisiana Secretary of State.
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And this is before Cruz refused to disavow establishment Romney.
20% undecided???
Can’t be right Everyone knows trump only wins with dims. /s
I NEVER answer the phone unless I recognize the number. I’ve ignored dozens of polling/political calls, etc. My guess is I’m not alone. That, by itself, has to skew the numbers.
As usual poll likely skewed high 8% for Trump, low by 8% for Cruz. That means 30% Trump and 34% Cruz in reality.
Placing “Don’t Know” as the last option in a phone survey is a sure way to get a high number for that category. Surveys should randomize the order so as to remove the response bias.
Closed Primary
Yes Closed. CDs Trump ahead in 5 MOE in 1
20% threshold.
delegates to be split between Trump and Cruz
“As usual poll likely skewed high 8% for Trump, low by 8% for Cruz. That means 30% Trump and 34% Cruz in reality.”
Hell, why stop at just 34% for the Facepalm of God? Let’s say 84% for Teddy. We’ll find out soon enough.
Good for me. My precinct is overwhelmingly gibsmedat Dem. I'll be in an out of the polling booth in no time.
And please explain the logic that got that conclusion outside of pulling it out your rear.
Seems at least once a day I get a IRS scam call or the "Indian" Windows Support Team.
Caller ID may be the one greatest inventions in history.
“20% undecided???”
Louisianans are being unusually circumspect in expressing their favorites this time. I don’t know why. Perhaps because the GOP was such a trainwreck this year.
I have seen one bumpersticker for Trump, about 4 for Hillary, and about 10 for Sanders.
Louisianans are keeping their opinions to themselves this year for some reason. It is probably 20% who refused to answer, rather than were undecided.
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