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bluestate10

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14. Results depend upon who is polled.

Reply to spooky3 (Reply #6)

Tue Mar 20, 2012, 08:34 PM

Mar 2012

If the majority of repondents are from western Massachusetts, Brown would be favored. If the majority are from eastern Massachusetts, Warren would be favored.

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Elzabeth Warren is leading 46% to Brown's 41% [View all] malaise Mar 2012 OP

Disgraceful. She should be leading by 80-20 minimum. Zalatix Mar 2012 #1

Kick and Rec Kingofalldems Mar 2012 #2

Oh please, Oh please, Oh please let us have Elizabeth!... Little Star Mar 2012 #3

Whoa! Really? Awesome! nt Ilsa Mar 2012 #4

Just saw that. Hooray! AtomicKitten Mar 2012 #5

I really don't "get" these MA polls. Just a few weeks ago, Brown was up 15 %-age pts. or so spooky3 Mar 2012 #6

That's why I always look at the RCP average of all the polls. It helps to take the bias aaaaaa5a Mar 2012 #8

Ditto here. 2-3 point swings? OK. No clue what these pollsters are smoking. n/t denverbill Mar 2012 #9

Those polls may have been before the 'GOP war on women' took off. FailureToCommunicate Mar 2012 #13

Results depend upon who is polled. bluestate10 Mar 2012 #14

Must be the $50 I just sent her wryter2000 Mar 2012 #7

Keep it up, Frothy! Octafish Mar 2012 #10

Hooorray! ananda Mar 2012 #11

Good for her-kick! n/t bobthedrummer Mar 2012 #12