To: nhwingut
nhwingnut....
why does RAS weight like that then? If his own party ID split is different? Not challenging you, but you have provided some pretty insightful information. Thanks in advance....
22 posted on
10/28/2012 8:32:48 PM PDT by
gswilder
To: gswilder
why does RAS weight like that then? If his own party ID split is different?
It's the million dollar question. It's frustrating that his own surveys show a R+2.6 and yet he re-weights it to a D+3 - almost a 6 point swing.
In the past (i.e. 2008) he always used his party id survey for his daily polling. I mean isn't that the purpose of the party id survey? That's what Gallup does. They do not weight. They use what they get. And they are getting R+1. That's why it is unlikely that Romney will ever drop in the Gallup poll with that sample, and a week to go.
My opinion is that Rasmussen (who takes heat from the left) is hedging his bets, and being conservative.
If Romney ends up being up 3-4 in the final D+3 Rasmussen poll, add an extra 3 points. That's why I think it'll be 52-47 for Romney.
29 posted on
10/28/2012 8:43:46 PM PDT by
nhwingut
(If you are concerned, you are not paying attention (or you are a troll). It will be a landslide.)
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