I’m not surprised. The poll construction would mirror those maps of prior elections which show seas of red and islands of blue. But, the islands of blue have many, many more people. That biases O’Reilly’s results.
I will ask my daughter who is a meteorology major if she can order up some terrible weather for the nation’s urban centers on November 8th.
What happens when islands become so overpopulated that the only way to build is up and a major earthquake hits followed by a tsunami? Give me a break, it’s my one dramatic moment a year.
There is no way Hillary will only get 14% of any vote. Just like no candidate will get 86% of any vote.
Either party could put up anyone and they will get at least 30% of the vote no matter what...
Hillary has a functional max of the low 40s... Nothing she says or does will get her over that... Her only shot at a win is to repress trump voters to keep their turnout down below her max...
And frankly I just don’t see it happening
Not if they took that into account state by state and averaged the numbers that we see: T86, H14.
True, Pearls. Agreed. By nature it is undoubtedly biased. Yet, the equal polling of Democrats and Republicans in each state should, in theory, help normalize the poll and come up with a nation-wide 50-50 split of D’s to R’s. It’s the amount by which Trump wins that is astounding to me.
Yeah, that would make a little difference! :)