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« on: November 29, 2017, 02:32:05 PM » |
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The trend among the latest set of polls indisputably demonstrates a trend back to Moore. On the other hand, sample biases are always a problem for special election races, and I don't think anybody has an actual clue what the electorate will look like given the peculiar nature of this race. Which is why the preemptive vindication of some insisting this means that they were right to prematurely declare Moore the winner all the more puzzling. At best this went from tossup to Lean R. The fact that this poll is predicting such a heavy senior electorate and yet Moore is only 5 points ahead and still just short of a majority isn't exactly the resounding strength one would expect him to receive in such a old-skewing group.
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