I don’t really listen to radio news any more but on my commute last night I was switching from USB to bluetooth and caught them saying that Moore is now down 12 points in the polls.
That contradicts what I’m reading here. I think there is an outlier or something that has him down, but most have him up. Or am I mistaken?
I presume it’s just a fake poll - you know, like the one that gave Hillary a 92% chance of winning a year ago. They attempt to shape public opinion like that.
Outlier poll, of less than 700 people, probably in the Huntsville area (heavy Democrat), which was heavily weighted Democrat in contrast to actual population of Alabama. Poll is just as big a fraud as the signature in the yearbook with "D.A." after it.
The NSRC submitted those results without any internal information at all. They are just trying to get Moore to give up.
“I think there is an outlier or something that has him down, but most have him up. Or am I mistaken?”.
Anything coming from a “poll” gives reason to question. Personally, I would not stake any credence on a poll.
I read that the poll used was heavily over sampled in favor of the Dems. In other words, it wasn’t a poll, it was advocacy masking as “news”.
It was taken by a Rino polling group which HUGELY oversampled Dems. A poll using correct sampling came out next day showing Moore up by 6 plus there was another day before had him up by 4.
Alabama is one of the reddest States in America and there is no way the vote for a very vocal proponent of abortion over ANY Republican.
1. it oversampled Democrats by a huge margin when R's outweigh Dems in Alabama by almost 15-20%
2. It was less than 1000 people and not LV
3. It was commissioned by the Senate Leadership group run by Mitch McConnell
Meanwhile actual polls within the STATE OF ALABAMA show Moore with leads varying from 6-12 points, including one of 3000 LV that has been extremely accurate in the past.
I have seen the pulse of people here in this great State and I will say unequivocally that I think when it is all said and done Moore will win in the 15-20% range.