Fixing the polls, it’s a full-time job to just do this. The media is pumping as hard as they can to try and get people to stay home. Same as 2010, didn’t work then, won’t work now…
The Examiner.com reports:
The latest CNN/ORC poll released todayshows a wider lead for President Obamathan the previous CNN/ORC poll but it is doubly skewed. It massively under-samples independents while it also over-samples Democratic voters. The CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll official reports Obama at 52 to percent and Mitt Romney at 46 percent. Unskewed, the data reveals a 53 percent to 45 percent lead for Romney.
This new CNN/ORC survey, unlike many other analyzed, not only over-samples Democratic voters, but also massively under-samples independent voters, to produce a result more favorable to Barack Obama. This survey’s sample includes 397 registered Republicans and 441 registered Democrats. But the survey included a total of 822 registered voters, leaving only 37 independent voters at most. The survey clearly under-sampled independent and Republican voters.
Among the Democrats survey, 97 percent favored Obama while three percent support Romney. The Republicans surveys chose Romney by a 96 percent to two percent margin. Those margins display a high degree of party loyalty in each party for its candidate, which is plausible in a campaign like this one where both sides are focusing heavily on boosting turnout among their base. Independents, who are massively under-sampled in this survey, support Romney by a 54 percent to 40 percent margin.
Polls are being used to make news, not report facts,
Several key points. Did 2010 not happen? Did the electorate change since 2010 and now thinks Obama is doing a fine job for America?
Why else the poll skewing??? Answer is obvious so the media can report the lies, most people sadly don’t look past the headlines…. And reading and comprehending what is actually said in the story, is skipped over by the reader. So you get skewed results whose aim is to get you thinking there is no way to get the outcome you want.
It’s 2010 all over again.
Vote for America, vote no on Obama and his change….
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