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Buckeye_Democrat

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

Reply to Ligyron (Original post)

Mon Oct 3, 2016, 10:57 AM

Oct 2016

I also only checked RealClearPolitics and 538 for recent polls, so maybe I missed some Ohio polls mentioned elsewhere?

EDIT: If anyone has seen a post-debate Presidential poll in Ohio (exclusively conducted after the debate), please let me know. This is the closest that I've found, and it was an unscientific poll conducted only in Cuyahoga County (which is very Democratic): http://www.cleveland.com/articles/19370809/hillary_clintons_lead_in_cuyah_1.amp

It showed a bump of 3% for Clinton (her percentage increase and Trump's decrease combined).

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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