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ElectionsGuy
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« on: November 15, 2019, 01:58:03 PM »

If they were off by as much as they were in Mississippi, it's going to be Rispone +0.5. But, their proportion of early voters in their poll is low (20%) while the early voters seem overly Dem even with the data we've seen (those two things cancel, roughly). Since this is Targoz, I would say this makes Rispone more likely to win than anything lol. But, they could be right for once.
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ElectionsGuy
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« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2019, 02:32:58 PM »

If they were off by as much as they were in Mississippi, it's going to be Rispone +0.5. But, their proportion of early voters in their poll is low (20%) while the early voters seem overly Dem even with the data we've seen (those two things cancel, roughly). Since this is Targoz, I would say this makes Rispone more likely to win than anything lol. But, they could be right for once.

Am I reading this correctly? Because if 20% of voters are early and 80% are ED, then the support levels in the poll figures above would add up to JBE 49% (30% EV and 70% ED give JBE 50% exactly).

30-35% of voters being EV seems more realistic based on what I've seen (could be higher if overall turnout is lower than 2015).

I just did some quick math based on what their statement said (165 early/803 total = 20.5%). If the 165 are in addition to the 803 total, then that makes even less sense.
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