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YaBoyNY
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« on: May 11, 2015, 10:43:27 AM »

4 polling companies in a row have shown that New Hampshire will be competitive.
Gravis Marketing
Dartmouth
UNH/WMUR
Bloomberg/Purple Strategies

That just shows that Hillary Clinton is not going to be cruising unless something changes soon.

Two of which were garbage, by the way.
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YaBoyNY
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« Reply #1 on: May 11, 2015, 11:32:40 AM »

4 polling companies in a row have shown that New Hampshire will be competitive.
Gravis Marketing
Dartmouth
UNH/WMUR
Bloomberg/Purple Strategies

That just shows that Hillary Clinton is not going to be cruising unless something changes soon.
Two of which were garbage, by the way.

Which two aren't garbage, by the way?

And everyone conveniently ignoring how the pre-election year polling in New Hampshire is always solid Republican, yet this time around it's lean D.

UNH and Bloomberg are atleast better than Gravis (lol) and that joke of a Dartmouth poll which had like 30% undecided. Not that they're great either.
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YaBoyNY
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« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2015, 06:16:14 AM »

4 polling companies in a row have shown that New Hampshire will be competitive.
Gravis Marketing
Dartmouth
UNH/WMUR
Bloomberg/Purple Strategies

That just shows that Hillary Clinton is not going to be cruising unless something changes soon.
Two of which were garbage, by the way.

Which two aren't garbage, by the way?

And everyone conveniently ignoring how the pre-election year polling in New Hampshire is always solid Republican, yet this time around it's lean D.

UNH and Bloomberg are atleast better than Gravis (lol) and that joke of a Dartmouth poll which had like 30% undecided. Not that they're great either.

Whatever you say, two polls at the very least are showing a different picture than a Clinton Blowout would look like nationally.

That doesn't mean anything if none of the polls in question are any good.

Or do you believe that Hillary is going to almost tie in Arizona or win by only a few points in California? Just because a few bad polls say something doesn't mean anything.
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