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16. 536 likely voters?

Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:43 PM

Aug 2015

Not a very scientific sampling

Use 1000-1500 likely voters and see how the results change....

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Poll Watch: Rasmussen (R) 2016 Democratic Nomination Survey [View all] Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 OP

I like your open letter n/t Tom Rinaldo Aug 2015 #1

Thanks Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #17

Clinton ahead of Sanders by 26pts. riversedge Aug 2015 #2

And the primary season doesn't even crank up until late Fall. onehandle Aug 2015 #4

He wasn't running until four months later. onehandle Aug 2015 #12

Congrats to Hillary supporters! Elmer S. E. Dump Aug 2015 #3

What about O'Malley ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #5

Not sure. What about him? Elmer S. E. Dump Aug 2015 #6

The Open Letter talks about Hillary and Bernie have this ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #8

sorry Tex, but some promises are above even party politics big_dog Aug 2015 #10

Compare Sanders with O'Malley in this poll - Not good news for Clinton Tom Rinaldo Aug 2015 #11

Hmm No Biden ram2008 Aug 2015 #14

Rasmussen? Beta Male Aug 2015 #15

536 likely voters? INdemo Aug 2015 #16

Why would you say it is not "scientific"? Stuckinthebush Aug 2015 #18

Without the corpoate/Wall St financial backing INdemo Aug 2015 #19