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Originally Posted by Guest
A number of things can influence the tally of a poll;
Had the troop member voted in prior elections?
What is the age of the troops surveyed?
What is the ethnic majority of the troops surveyed?
Polls are often incorrect with regard to outcomes, just think back to the polls that said Trump would not be republican winner of primaries...
Then again it is down to a "smug acting criminal" or a "wackadoodle loud mouth", so maybe they are not interested...
I would rather see the wackadoodle win, I just don't like anything about "Crooked Hillary" (damn ugly, habitual liar, womanizer supporter, etc.) But, 52% of the population is receiving government benefits and they don't give a rats ass about anything but making sure there is no cut in their benefits.
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off topic--it's about polls
Here's a theory I just heard on talk radio that I think sounds solid.
If someone calls you up and asks you who you will vote for
you are more likely to say Clinton. No one wants to be thought of as a racist or hater and Trump does say some pretty embarrassing things.
But in a voting booth, when no one is looking you may vote for Trump.
This explains why Trump does better on computer polls over phone polls.