2.3 margin in favor of Biden in the key battleground states. Polls were off 2.8 in favor of Hillary in the key battleground states in 16.eb93 said:
Up to 8.4 on 538
Sounds like you're part of the swamp.eb93 said:ttu_85 said:Sure you are. I dont like Trump either but NOTHING could ever motivate me to vote for socialist. No way an R would ever consider voting for a modern democrat unless he hit his head.eb93 said:
Yes, am not a Trump lover. But am a lifelong R.
Interned on hill for R congressman, and then LC for R senator. Managed R congressional campaign in DFW. Worked on R attorney general race, and R lt gov campaign. Worked for R governor for nearly a decade, and on three R presidential campaigns. But yeah, am a socialist, lol.
UncleNateFitch said:2.3 margin in favor of Biden in the key battleground states. Polls were off 2.8 in favor of Hillary in the key battleground states in 16.eb93 said:
Up to 8.4 on 538
Then why do you sound like a Biden cheerleader? Cherry picking data for a narrative. Maybe you have poor communication skills and are simply misunderstood.eb93 said:ttu_85 said:Sure you are. I dont like Trump either but NOTHING could ever motivate me to vote for socialist. No way an R would ever consider voting for a modern democrat unless he hit his head.eb93 said:
Yes, am not a Trump lover. But am a lifelong R.
Interned on hill for R congressman, and then LC for R senator. Managed R congressional campaign in DFW. Worked on R attorney general race, and R lt gov campaign. Worked for R governor for nearly a decade, and on three R presidential campaigns. But yeah, am a socialist, lol.
Two circular marks on his chinakm91 said:
Reality is going to smack Nate in the face soon.
eb93 said:
Honestly, I just thinkall the data points to a Clinton winall the data points to a Biden win, and depending on a couple states could be a landslide against an incumbent comparable to Reagan over Carter. I know that provokes the feelers of the snowflakes and broflakes that we only thought existed on the left, but it is what it is. There is an elitist news bubble that skews left. I agree with that sentiment. But there is now a right wing bubble where joe biden can't string together a sentence (sufficiently lowering the bar for him in the debates) and there is no way Trump loses, and any mention of data that shows the contrary means you are a socialist sympathizer. Tonight will bring the receipts. Talk to y'all after the polls close!
eb93 said:
Honestly, I just think all the data points to a Biden win, and depending on a couple states could be a landslide against an incumbent comparable to Reagan over Carter. I know that provokes the feelers of the snowflakes and broflakes that we only thought existed on the left, but it is what it is. There is an elitist news bubble that skews left. I agree with that sentiment. But there is now a right wing bubble where joe biden can't string together a sentence (sufficiently lowering the bar for him in the debates) and there is no way Trump loses, and any mention of data that shows the contrary means you are a socialist sympathizer. Tonight will bring the receipts. Talk to y'all after the polls close!
He's right, if you look at the individual states on RCP, the averages are dominated by low-quality, spammy R-friendly polling outlets (Trafalgar, Ras, InsiderAdvantage, Susquehanna) and the cutoffs for what gets included in the averages seem arbitrarily set to intentionally leave out the more friendly Biden polls, even though they're all conducted over approximately the same timeframe. To the extent that the battleground states have "tightened," it's really just these four partisan polling outlets spamming the averages with 11th hour polls and RCP boosting them to the top of the order.eb93 said:
The real vote numbers in Florida are obliterating the polls, particularly the left-leaning ones.texaglurkerguy said:He's right, if you look at the individual states on RCP, the averages are dominated by low-quality, spammy R-friendly polling outlets (Trafalgar, Ras, InsiderAdvantage, Susquehanna) and the cutoffs for what gets included in the averages seem arbitrarily set to intentionally leave out the more friendly Biden polls, even though they're all conducted over approximately the same timeframe. To the extent that the battleground states have "tightened," it's really just these four partisan polling outlets spamming the averages and RCP boosting them to the top of the order.eb93 said:
Shouldn't be a surprise though, RCP is a right-leaning outlet and are deliberately gaming the averages to make it look closer than it is to keep R's motivated/drive clicks/manufacture suspense. Expect Biden to generally outperform the averages as currently presented.
texaglurkerguy said:He's right, if you look at the individual states on RCP, the averages are dominated by low-quality, spammy R-friendly polling outlets (Trafalgar, Ras, InsiderAdvantage, Susquehanna) and the cutoffs for what gets included in the averages seem arbitrarily set to intentionally leave out the more friendly Biden polls, even though they're all conducted over approximately the same timeframe. To the extent that the battleground states have "tightened," it's really just these four partisan polling outlets spamming the averages and RCP boosting them to the top of the order.eb93 said:
Shouldn't be a surprise though, RCP is a right-leaning outlet and are deliberately gaming the averages to make it look closer than it is to keep R's motivated/drive clicks/manufacture suspense. Expect Biden to generally outperform the averages as currently presented.
I don't expect many to believe me, just calling it like I see it. We'll see soon enough.UncleNateFitch said:texaglurkerguy said:He's right, if you look at the individual states on RCP, the averages are dominated by low-quality, spammy R-friendly polling outlets (Trafalgar, Ras, InsiderAdvantage, Susquehanna) and the cutoffs for what gets included in the averages seem arbitrarily set to intentionally leave out the more friendly Biden polls, even though they're all conducted over approximately the same timeframe. To the extent that the battleground states have "tightened," it's really just these four partisan polling outlets spamming the averages and RCP boosting them to the top of the order.eb93 said:
Shouldn't be a surprise though, RCP is a right-leaning outlet and are deliberately gaming the averages to make it look closer than it is to keep R's motivated/drive clicks/manufacture suspense. Expect Biden to generally outperform the averages as currently presented.
Absolutely amazing.
You think all the polls showing the race within a few points of the last election are fringe Trump polls, but think all the polls showing the race 5-10 points or more outside of the 2016 are accurate with no bias. After 2016 proved those polls incorrect. With zero evidence, you think this. It's bizarre.
This is the point I tried to make to that guy. And the fact he cherry picked his data. Honestly nobody knows. special interest and left wing media have convoluted the process. Polls should be banned or rendered useless due to corruption. Sad state of affairs.Sazerac said:
the problem is you have a long work history of getting good data from polling.
polling is now completely broken, if not at this point just used for propaganda
Can you please go back to lurkingtexaglurkerguy said:He's right, if you look at the individual states on RCP, the averages are dominated by low-quality, spammy R-friendly polling outlets (Trafalgar, Ras, InsiderAdvantage, Susquehanna) and the cutoffs for what gets included in the averages seem arbitrarily set to intentionally leave out the more friendly Biden polls, even though they're all conducted over approximately the same timeframe. To the extent that the battleground states have "tightened," it's really just these four partisan polling outlets spamming the averages with 11th hour polls and RCP boosting them to the top of the order.eb93 said:
Shouldn't be a surprise though, RCP is a right-leaning outlet and are deliberately gaming the averages to make it look closer than it is to keep R's motivated/drive clicks/manufacture suspense. Expect Biden to generally outperform the averages as currently presented.