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To: eastsider
I think you said yesterday that you were maintaining a spread sheet of the daily poll numbers. Since yesterday was 13% but today back down to 11% (with I believe 2 days since the endorsement counted) what would his numbers need to be over the next few days to jump him back to the 18%?

Also, since all of these flucuations are within the margin of error (11%-13%) do you factor that in also?

Thanks, math and statistics have never been my strong suit.

36 posted on 11/15/2007 8:57:15 AM PST by codercpc
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To: codercpc
No, I'm not maintaining a spread sheet, although you can find Rasmussen's own chart of the daily numbers here. Fred's percentage yesterday was 12%, he's back to 11% today, and there are still two days in there of pre-endorsement numbers.

Because the daily tracking poll covers four days's results, in order to be at 18% by Monday, Fred either would have to poll 18% each day for the next four days, or to average 18% over the next four days (i.e., Thursday through Sunday).

I'm counting heavily on the margin of error : )

42 posted on 11/15/2007 9:21:08 AM PST by eastsider
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