[Brown Deer]

You admit that the Rasmussen polling is the most accurate. So, that is why most of us ignore the other polls. For example, Bloomberg shows a 22 point difference between what they report from the more accurate Rasmussen poll, yet they report a Margin of Error of ± 3.1 percentage points.

[Brown Deer]

Interesting how this troll changed the subject from “Who’s Your Daddy?” to polls. I wonder what all his asinine posts have to do with research. ;-)

[jamese777]

You admit that the Rasmussen polling is the most accurate. So, that is why most of us ignore the other polls. For example, Bloomberg shows a 22 point difference between what they report from the more accurate Rasmussen poll, yet they report a Margin of Error of ± 3.1 percentage points.

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Rasmussen was one of the most accurate polls in the last election. It is not always the most accurate, no poll is accurate all the time, and other polls are just as accurate. That’s why I like to use a composite and that’s why realclearpolitics.com provides an average of all the latest national polls.
If you want to go with one poll, that’s fine with me, be my guest.