KY: Trump+11 in silly Google Consumer poll with many undecideds

[Tender Branson]

Kentucky Presidential Race Poll Results:

Trump – 35.4%
Clinton – 23.9%
Johnson – 7.4%
Stein – 3.2%
Undecided – 30.1%

A Babbage Cofounder Pulse Poll conducted September 14-16 finds Republican Donald Trump and incumbent U.S. Senator Rand Paul continue to lead their Democratic opponents in Kentucky with just under 50 days until the November 8 election day. Both polls show a sizable group of potential voters who remain undecided.

http://www.lanereport.com/67970/2016/09/poll-trump-and-paul-continue-to-hold-lead-in-ky-races

[Fusionmunster]

Ugh, can we stop posting Google Consumer polls?

Or a mega thread of some kind would work to keep all the junk contained.

[Tender Branson]

Ugh, can we stop posting Google Consumer polls?

Yeah, if Google decides to do polls they should at least do them right.

30%+ undecided 1.5 months before the election is idiotic.

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

Trump isn't nearly as popular in KY as people claim he is.

[Seriously?]

Ugh, can we stop posting Google Consumer polls?

Or a mega thread of some kind would work to keep all the junk contained.

I've got Excel programmed to collate and strip the raw data into a 50-state spreadsheet. Once they release the 9/21 raw data, I'll set up a thread for it. They haven't yet.

[NOVA Green]

Ugh, can we stop posting Google Consumer polls?

Or a mega thread of some kind would work to keep all the junk contained.

I've got Excel programmed to collate and strip the raw data into a 50-state spreadsheet. Once they release the 9/21 raw data, I'll set up a thread for it. They haven't yet.

Awesome!!!!

Haven't played around with Excel programming for Reuters/Ipsos, but these 50 state polls are new to this year I believe, and definitely is nice to be able to contain data for like polling methodologies into fewer threads for ease of sorting, and less strain on the eyes.

[Xing]

But it's a data point!!!11!!!

[Adam Griffin]

Who knows? If any were to actually exist, I could see KY being one of those weirdo states, where the masses of Dixiecrats are - at least consciously - convincing themselves that they're "undecided", longing for the glory days of the last Clinton they voted for twice.

Also:

But it's a data point!!!11!!!

[‼realJohnEwards‼]

But it's a data point!!!11!!!

Off topic, but I see that we have made the same... adjustments to our predictions

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[Xing]

But it's a data point!!!11!!!

Off topic, but I see that we have made the same... adjustments to our predictions

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I can't believe I didn't recognize just how strong the Casinoresortmachine™ effect is. I wouldn't be surprised if Trump wins Latinos (both native English and Spanish speakers, 'cuz who cares) by a 4:1 margin, and if the mega-coattails cause him to do better than Romney in Utah and bring California within single digits.