Read carefully....
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10/29: 2,047 likely voters; 2,488 self-identified registered voters Oct. 25-28.
10/28: 1,747 likely voters; 2,145 self-identified registered voters Oct. 24-27.
10/27: 1,709 likely voters; 2,107 self-identified registered voters Oct.23-26.
10/26: 1,666 likely voters; 2,084 self-identified registered voters Oct.22-25.
10/25: 1,631 likely voters; 2,079 self-identified registered voters Oct. 21-24.
10/24: 1,638 likely voters; 2,085 self-identified registered voters Oct. 20-23.
10/23: 1,222 likely voters; 1,575 self-identified registered voters Oct. 20-22.
10/22: 1,238 likely voters; 1,592 self-identified registered voters Oct. 19-21.
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Note the likely voter numbers: 1200+ is a 3-day, 1600+ is a 4-day, and 2000+ is a 5-day sample. Last Friday and Saturday were 3-day polls. Since Sunday it has been a 4-day poll, and now TODAY it is a 5-day poll !!!!
So tomorrow we are looking at a breakout !
More calculations will follow in my next post...
Thanks.
do we know anything about weights in this poll ?