Results are due out tomorrow. (
link)
When I heard about this, I was hopeful that they were actually doing 11 separate state polls, or at least a large enough sample to make the subsamples relevant. But a look at the
methodology page they updated in the past couple of days has dashed that, even if they break out the per state results. 1088 Likely Voters overall means that Texas is likely to have about a 6% MoE in the survey and the other states even higher if they polled each State roughly equally to its population. Maybe they'll have a large enough South Carolina subsample to make it worth while.
