[Petronski]

It’s not a poll. The data are not interchangeable with polling data. The numbers reported are not percentages.

What you are doing is misleading.

[snarkybob]

Here’s a link to a poll.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_2008__1/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

[Kevmo]

It’s not a poll.
***I agree. Again.

The data are not interchangeable with polling data.
***The data is BETTER THAN polling data.

The numbers reported are not percentages.
***Yes they are. Asked & answered on another post.

What you are doing is misleading.
***No. Prediction markets are better at predicting than MSM polling. That is not misleading. There are examples where both polls and Markets got things wrong, but there are a lot more examples where the polls get it wrong than the prediction markets. It serves as a data point for people to consider when choosing a candidate.

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