[relictele]

The latest survey of 575 GOP primary voters, conducted Oct. 21-25 via landlines and cellphones, has a margin of error of 6 points.

In other words, it isn't worth a cup full of cold [censored].

[Perdogg]

what is the problem with it?

[BigEdLB]

The results were then weighted in proportion to the adult population. The margin of error for the Republican registered voters is 7 percentage points.

355 'weighted' respondents. These fat respondents 92 said Carson 78 said Trump 28 said Rubio. 7% MOE? That is 28 fat ones. It migh me as much as 28-19 Trump. If you look at the second column in the link below...called Oct15a, how is there a 10 point swing in a week?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/287251908/Toplines-for-a-m-CBS-NYT-GOP-poll

This counters with CBS' own state polls. How can Trump be 26 ahead in New Hampshire and behind 4 nationally given all the other polls out there. CBS should be embarrassed to put out fertilizer like this with NO published internals.

[PLMerite]

“In other words, it isn’t worth a cup full of cold [censored].”

So, on the scale of worth, which is worth less, cold [censored] or warm [censored] ? :)

[Mollypitcher1]

575 GOP primary voters,
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....they forgot any poll under a thousand isn’t worth the paper it is written on, secondly, GOP primary voters(GOP ESTABLISHMENT primary voters??????????????)

BS!!!!!

[mandaladon]

The good news for Trump is that most GOP voters haven’t made up their minds. Seven in 10 likely Republican primary voters have yet to say which candidate they’ll support. And most of Trump’s supporters have made up their minds, while just 19 percent of those currently backing Carson say they are firm in their choice.................Something to consider...