I just talked to someone that didn't vote in an online poll

[Renew Deal]

She said she saw the debate and thought Hillary won. She was surprised that online polls said something different. She happens to be a millenial.

[Autumn]

1. I didn't vote in an online poll

I saw the debate and thought Bernie won.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Why didn't she vote in an online poll?

If Hillary's supporters are bothered by Sanders' dominance in online polls, they can vote in them, too.

[1StrongBlackMan]

3. I don't think HRC supporters are "bothered" by Bernie's dominance in online polls, so much as ...

the insistence that online polling means anything.

and this is why:

Sean Spicer, the chief strategist and spokesman for the RNC, spent much of the evening tweeting Sanders-friendly commentary on the debate, often with the pro-Sanders hashtag, #FeelTheBern. At one point, Spicer gently chided Sanders for what he deemed a poor response to a question and added, “come on we are trying to help u.”

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/government-politics/election/article55403865.html#storylink=cpy

[Renew Deal]

7. Don't assume everyone voting for him in an online poll is actually a supporter

[jkbRN]

4. Please tell me that there is relevance to this post

[Goblinmonger]

5. N = 1

Not that I'm saying there is validation in online polling. I'm a Gen Xer, thought Bernie won, and also didn't vote in an online poll.

[bvf]

6. That's absolutely amazing!