Not here to trump up some huge win for Gary Johnson, the article clearly states his polling numbers as being around 6% and you can sell that when asked if they held a favorable view more said unfavorable than favorable(although overwhelmingly people had no opinion whatsoever as they are most likely lacking information on the candidate). It's just rather silly that such a company would put on blast public opinion, no matter how small, simply because they don't like or agree with it. Not to mention this really just doesn't look good for them as far as reputation goes. I've said it a few times, but I work for a market research firm and we do political polling as well. Someone would definitely get fired for this kind of blunder.
http://newmexico.watchdog.org/15422...-cheeky-tweet-angers-gary-johnson-supporters/
http://newmexico.watchdog.org/15422...-cheeky-tweet-angers-gary-johnson-supporters/