IA-Marist/NBC: Braley and Ernst tied (user search)
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SawxDem
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« on: July 16, 2014, 02:57:20 PM »

If it's a poll of registered voters, then Ernst is probably leading IRL.

So now we've resorted to unskewing to escape from inconvenient truths.

Holy sh*t, you really do represent everything you hate in today's GOP.
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« Reply #1 on: July 16, 2014, 05:31:24 PM »
« Edited: July 16, 2014, 05:38:36 PM by Sawx »

If it's a poll of registered voters, then Ernst is probably leading IRL.

So now we've resorted to unskewing to escape from inconvenient truths.

Holy sh*t, you really do represent everything you hate in today's GOP.
Uh, no I haven't.  The fact is that polls of registered voters are more likely to overstate Democrat numbers because the pool of registered voters is more D than that of likely voters.  Plus, polls of likely voters are generally more accurate anyway, simply because they are "likely" voters.

The election is three and a half months out, and the only recent LV polls that show Ernst with a significant lead have been from a Republican internal (which is largely untested, did awfully in its first race, and shows absurd results) and a uni firm with flawed methodology (that is, basing the electorate directly off of an anomaly of a cycle). If anything, the only LV poll with a shred of reputability that was taken post-primary confirms this result, not refutes it. Overall, this poll seems accurate, and doesn't need to be unskewed because it shows a competitive race.
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