PPP: Clinton up in CO, FL, NC, PA, VA.

[Seriously?]

These are NOT PPP polls. They are PPP (D) polls for a left-leaning advocacy group. To be treated accordingly.

[Seriously?]

These are NOT PPP polls. They are PPP (D) polls for a left-leaning advocacy group. To be treated accordingly.

Someone payed them to do these polls, doesnt change their methodology.

The client calls the shots. Of course it potentially does. And it needs to be disclosed, as PPP did. It also needs to be disclosed here as well.

[Seriously?]

These are NOT PPP polls. They are PPP (D) polls for a left-leaning advocacy group. To be treated accordingly.

If we started treating your posts accordingly then I'm sure you wouldn't like it a bit.

You already do and I don't give a damn what you think. My point is a valid one either way.

[Seriously?]

This is strong. In a 5 poll sample a couple are going to err on the Trump-friendly side so Clinton being ahead in all 5 looks pretty solid!

Looks like we might be headed back to Clinton ahead by mid-single digits again.

very 'TRUMP friendly'

PPP Polls 9/27-28 sampling
FL: DEM 45% | REP 37% | IND 18%
NC: DEM 41% | REP 32% | IND 27%

But muh Purty ID...  How's President Romney's approval looking these days?

Silence, unskewer!

Unskewer?

I'm telling u with real election 2.28 million samples.

Vote-by-mail in FL, 9/29/2016.
REP 43.6% > DEM 37.3%  R +6.3% (with '2.28 million' samples.)
https://countyballotfiles.elections.myflorida.com/FVRSCountyBallotReports/AbsenteeEarlyVotingReports/PublicStats

and u red avatars feel hooray with '826' horribly skewed samples?(which is D +8%)

826 LV skewed samples >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2.28 Million (real election 2016 samples)

amazing red avatars!

My avatar is green, foolish one.  Do you not understand that Party ID =/= Party Registration?!  Off with ye to the bowels of history, where you and Dick Morris shall bathe in a sea of poopdick.

You can argue Party ID =/= Party Registration until the cows come home, but it has to be concerning if you're a Democrat and you see shift in early absentee requests in Florida from 2012 to 2016. That apples-to-apples comparison does matter.