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In reply to the discussion: Confirmational Bias versus the latest Mommouth Poll [View all]bluewater
(5,420 posts)13. How many similar polls does it take before they might not be outliers?
If 9 polls in one month isn't enough, how many are?
Time will tell how accurate any poll really is once voting starts.
But again, we should all stop saying "but that's only one poll! it's an outlier!" when it isn't only one poll and might not be an outlier at all.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Do those other polls show Warren and BS with similarly high level of support?
George II
Aug 2019
#43
Been Waiting for this one. The only conformational bias is coming from one poster in this thread
still_one
Aug 2019
#40
The director of the Monmouth poll admits its "bias confirming" result was an outlier.
lapucelle
Aug 2019
#51
With great conviction you have told us that the polls are the polls and you are right, they are
Thekaspervote
Aug 2019
#18
But you only listed the results for only one candidate, what about all the others? Did they....
George II
Aug 2019
#52