Gravis Marketing impersonating a poll company again. Has Obama's No.s way down.
The obvious sign that their polls may be skewed is in reference to Obama:
"It found Floridians unhappy with President Barack Obama, giving him an approval rating of just 38 percent, and a disapproval rating of 53 percent."
In fact, the paper seemed to confirm it:
"Gravis Marketing is non-partisan, though the poll skewed toward a slightly-larger Republican sample than the Florida electorate."
Other paragraphs worth noting:
"The poll also put Republican incumbent Gov. Rick Scott and former Republican-turned-Democratic challenger Charlie Crist in a dead heat with 37 percent each, with 26 percent undecided."
and
"We see a high amount of undecided voters. Money will me critical. The question is: will young people and minorities turn out? Based on the primary and 1 percent turnout at UCF [in last week's primary,] the answer is no, and Scott gets re-elected," said Gravis president Doug Kaplan. "Medical marijuana most likely passes. Will be closer then some people think. Hillary performs better against Rubio then bush. I think either will be formidable."
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/politics/political-pulse/os-gravis-poll-puts-medical-marijuana-ahead-20140901,0,3908233.post
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