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2016 Postmortem

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5. Some could argue that this method was used in 2004

Sat Oct 13, 2012, 07:35 PM

Oct 2012

A lot of the polls showed Kerry winning, yet he "lost" that race. So, either they stole Ohio or people lied in exit polling. It can work against you.

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How many people answer polls with wrong answers? [View all] DavidL Oct 2012 OP

Robopoll? I hang up, assuming I picked up in the first place. n/t gkhouston Oct 2012 #1

So you'd rather all polls are totally untrustworthy? SheilaT Oct 2012 #2

Some could argue that this method was used in 2004 justiceischeap Oct 2012 #5

Actually, the evidence was quite demonstable in 2004 in Ohio DavidL Oct 2012 #6

I stopped answering the phone, no message, no answer. nt bemildred Oct 2012 #7

The robopolls are push polls meow2u3 Oct 2012 #8