TX: Other Source: Close Senate Race in TX with many undecided

[Wiz in Wis]

New Poll: Texas Senator by Other Source on 2008-06-20

Summary: D: 36%, R: 38%, U: 24%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Sam Spade]

This isn't as egregious as the other one, but still...

Please read the sticky before making the moderator angry.  I will be doing something when I get home. 

[Wiz in Wis]

How is this an internal poll?

[Alcon]

This isn't as egregious as the other one, but still...

Please read the sticky before making the moderator angry.  I will be doing something when I get home. 

Huh?

This isn't a partisan or internal poll, and I can't find a description of the organization un-vague enough to warrant assuming this is an ideology-based group.

[Wiz in Wis]

This isn't as egregious as the other one, but still...

Please read the sticky before making the moderator angry.  I will be doing something when I get home. 

Huh?

This isn't a partisan or internal poll, and I can't find a description of the organization un-vague enough to warrant assuming this is an ideology-based group.

This may be a crap poll, but if we have baselice in here, we should allow this firm too

[Sam Spade]

Quite frankly, I am very leery of any poll done for by or for any "independent" group, as well, as mentioned in the sticky.  I withdraw my earlier ststement, but I still believe that we should err on the side of caution.

Baselice shouldn't be in there either.

[minionofmidas]

The size of Cornyn's lead being a function of how much the poll pushes undecideds makes a certain amount of sense to me.

[Sam Spade]

The size of Cornyn's lead being a function of how much the poll pushes undecideds makes a certain amount of sense to me.

Don't know whether I can agree with that.  After all, a poll that has a 54% White, 32% Hispanic and 11% Black racial breakdown (note I'm not touching party breakdown, which is bad too) for Texas screams joke poll.

[minionofmidas]

The size of Cornyn's lead being a function of how much the poll pushes undecideds makes a certain amount of sense to me.

Don't know whether I can agree with that.  After all, a poll that has a 54% White, 32% Hispanic and 11% Black racial breakdown (note I'm not touching party breakdown, which is bad too) for Texas screams joke poll.

Eh. Might be a bit of both.