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Andy823

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1. I agree

Reply to still_one (Original post)

Thu Nov 1, 2018, 10:34 AM

Nov 2018

You can pretty much find a poll that says what you want to hear. I keep seeing posts her on DU from questionable posters, that always show the "negative" side for Democrats. I don't buy any of it. The only "number" that counts will be on Tuesday night when voters are done voting, and you are right we just need to get people out to vote and we will win.

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I don't care what the polls say, if women, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, millennials etc. [View all] still_one Nov 2018 OP

I agree Andy823 Nov 2018 #1

I think their models are based on data that isn't factoring in the motivation factor, and while not still_one Nov 2018 #4

These are groupus that I suspect are under polled... Wounded Bear Nov 2018 #2

Same here. I think their models may be flawed still_one Nov 2018 #5

Cat cross your keyboard? Wounded Bear Nov 2018 #7

LOL, something sure did, unfortunately I can't blame that on auto-correct........... still_one Nov 2018 #10

When we show up, we win. Iggo Nov 2018 #3

And now, Jewish Americans. Baitball Blogger Nov 2018 #6

He gained nothing from the Jewish vote. Over 80% of American Jews vote Democratic, though still_one Nov 2018 #11

they all have to get off the couch, put down the computer games and we may have the start beachbum bob Nov 2018 #8

Agreed. Polls don't vote. People do. DinahMoeHum Nov 2018 #9

A step further: If every eligible voter actually voted there would be NO Repuke in any office UTUSN Nov 2018 #12

Polls are likely voters, let's turnout UNLIKELY voters JCMach1 Nov 2018 #13

I like that!!! still_one Nov 2018 #14