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Originally posted by: ShadesOfGrey
Originally posted by: Todd33
Originally posted by: ShadesOfGrey
28% is an already low percentage and then when they weighted their poll for the demographics, it took the Republican respondents down to 24%. Now try to understand this. IF cBS would have used party affiliation in their weighing - this wouldn't have been an issue, but for some reason cBS didn't use any politcal affiliation weighing for a POLITICAL poll.
Do you think that asking a poll of 24%(weighted) Republicans is going to give you an accurate representation of America?
You have no clue about what you are babbling about.
If I do a poll of random people and get 28% Republicans and 28% of the population is Republican, what do I do with my data? Nothing. If you sample at random, it makes no difference what the party Id is, your sample represents the country within error if the sample was random.
Nothing is skewed, the number is 35% +/- 3-4%. There was no media bias, you have yet to show, prove or persuade anything with your 50 replies. Grats on screaming wolf and getting your attention for the week.
Someone doesn't know how polling works.:laugh:
Why did they weigh for other demographics if what you say is true?
You people are funny. Still sticking with your willing ignorance.
They wieghted for other demographics so that the poll matches the population of americia. How do you know the precent of republicians surveyed is wrong? Hell how about we correct for the approval ratings from the 200 elections if you want to correct for the republicain precentage during the 2000 elections.