if Rasmussen uses D+6, and in reality there are 4% more registered Republicans than democrats, in ‘12, doesn’t that mean Rasmussen has over sampled democrats by 10? so, his 4 point lead for R/R should be 14?
It’s probably D+3, and there’s a good bet that the GOP and DEMs will be within 1% of each other nationally.
If turnout is key, shouldn't we weight the poll enough to give the average D voter enough confidence to say "Pookie" will do it, while scaring enough Americans to set 5 alarm clocks the day of the election? In that case, D+4 sounds about right.
I’m agreed - it would make no sense not only because of that, but his numbers didn’t change.
I’ll see if I can dig it up. Whoever the 2 posters were, they were pretty clear about the D+6, appropriately shocked, and I don’t think they were ... skewing around ... so to speak.