No, it doesn't.
It's a D+5 weighted sample of REGISTERED voters that resulted in a +5 for the Democrat.
See Methodology.
It's a 32/37 R/D weighted sample from a 31/35 unweighted population. The slide in the article footnotes a 2.8% MOE, which corresponds to the registered voter population in the Methodology document.
-PJ
It’s a D+5 weighted sample of REGISTERED voters that resulted in a +5 for the Democrat.
See Methodology.
It’s a 32/37 R/D weighted sample from a 31/35 unweighted population. The slide in the article footnotes a 2.8% MOE, which corresponds to the registered voter population in the Methodology document.
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Thanks.
I wonder why that wasn’t spelled at at OP?
(No, I don’t :)
There ARE more democrats.