and not just the national averages, but the individual state averages too, which are even more important and interesting than the national ones ...
also, the rcp average for NH was interesting for what the polls got right and what they got wrong, namely they were pretty close to correct for all the candidates except Klobuchar, who polled at almost 12%, but actually ended up with nearly 20% of the actual vote ... one thing i noticed was that the poll totals were only 94%, so whatever that 6% was, it ended up with Klobuchar...
Yeah I just looked at Nevada and South Carolina polls.
Steyer looks like he’s coming on strong suddenly in those two states.
That nearly doubling of Klobuchar’s showing vs poll has to be pretty tightly tied to her first to the podium speech in Iowa (and the only one who made it ‘prime time’ for New Hampshire) as well as a not too terrible debate showing (while everyone else is promising the moon.)
Can she carry it forward? Hope not. Bring Comrade Sanders please!