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CARLHAYDEN
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« on: November 06, 2005, 09:53:03 AM »

It all depends upon the methodology of the individual poll (determining likely voters).

I have always had a lot of respect for Mason-Dixon (which is usually within the MOE of actual results).

Rasmussen has been a little to the left since they changed their weighting after the 2000 fiasco.

SUSA is definitely to the left, and does poorly in non-Presidential elections.

The Roanoke College poll is absurd (Virginia).

Washington Post is somewhere between SUSA and Roanoke (Virginia).

Farleigh-Dickinson is erratic (New Jersey).

A lot depends on turnout.

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