Post by the Scribe on Oct 26, 2020 10:08:03 GMT
Trump's win will have nothing to do with the polls. The polls are typically correct. The win will have more to do with the GOP PRE-ELECTION SHENANIGANS. Voter roll purging is a huge theft scam the GOP uses effectively especially in red states. Then there is the outright stealing in podunk counties all over the red states. Strip and flip, fractional vote tallies, electronic computer hacking...there is so much that goes on with these cons. They like to say the polls are wrong but they are not. That is just right wing noise that allows them to get away with it. If Biden wins it will have to be a blowout just to make it look like a squeaker. We are dealing with REPTILIAN FORCES and their antics.
Polls Are Tightening: Trump Will Deliver Stunning Upset (Update 2)
Inan Dogan, PhD
Insider MonkeySun, October 25, 2020, 2:45 PM MST
This is my second follow-up article about the presidential election polls and predictions about the election results. You can read the last article here.
Polls are usually accurate in predicting the outcome of presidential elections. There are two exceptions. When the outcome of the election depends on the results of a single state like Florida and there are only a few thousand votes separating the both candidates. The other exception is when the respondents of a poll don't reveal their true intentions to the pollsters. This is what happened four years ago. Poll aggregators like Fivethirtyeight failed miserably in predicting the outcome of the 2016 elections.
Right before the 2016 presidential election, on November 7th, Fivethirtyeight estimated that Hillary Clinton had a 67% chance of winning the election. Yet, Donald Trump crushed Hillary. Take a look at this screenshot of Fivethirtyeight's website from November 7, 2016 (the day before the 2016 election): www.yahoo.com/news/polls-tightening-trump-deliver-stunning-214514781.html
Polls Are Tightening: Trump Will Deliver Stunning Upset (Update 2)
Inan Dogan, PhD
Insider MonkeySun, October 25, 2020, 2:45 PM MST
This is my second follow-up article about the presidential election polls and predictions about the election results. You can read the last article here.
Polls are usually accurate in predicting the outcome of presidential elections. There are two exceptions. When the outcome of the election depends on the results of a single state like Florida and there are only a few thousand votes separating the both candidates. The other exception is when the respondents of a poll don't reveal their true intentions to the pollsters. This is what happened four years ago. Poll aggregators like Fivethirtyeight failed miserably in predicting the outcome of the 2016 elections.
Right before the 2016 presidential election, on November 7th, Fivethirtyeight estimated that Hillary Clinton had a 67% chance of winning the election. Yet, Donald Trump crushed Hillary. Take a look at this screenshot of Fivethirtyeight's website from November 7, 2016 (the day before the 2016 election): www.yahoo.com/news/polls-tightening-trump-deliver-stunning-214514781.html