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pepperbear

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6. you are right, but....

Reply to beachbum bob (Reply #1)

Mon Oct 3, 2016, 10:44 AM

Oct 2016

one has to look for them. I never see them in the google news feed and they aren't all over the tv news, and everyone is looking for them since the debate seems like such a game-changer.

what I do see is a lot of question stories along the lines of "did the debate change the playing field?", and I have to google "polls: 2016" to see anything since. most of them are still about the debate. NO ONE is willing to say that she has substantially pulled ahead, and it would appear that she has.

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Anybody else notice a strange lack of polling following the first debate? [View all] Ligyron Oct 2016 OP

not sure what you are talking about, been plenty of polls done beachbum bob Oct 2016 #1

you are right, but.... pepperbear Oct 2016 #6

You're right there were a few, mostly national from what I see. Ligyron Oct 2016 #7

Yes. greatlaurel Oct 2016 #2

Didn't notice it. LWolf Oct 2016 #3

I know morning joke has posited this claim but I've Kahuna Oct 2016 #4

I saw it was due to budgets. WTF yeoman6987 Oct 2016 #5

I didn't check today, but I haven't seen any polls from Ohio since the debate. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2016 #8

I don't think budget cutbacks are the reason. I think the polls disprove the horse race narrative. LonePirate Oct 2016 #9