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As I wrote in a column for @Rasmussen_Poll, one-sided criticism is not helpful to those pioneering more accurate modes nor to those trying to restore public trust.
@ChrisCuomo, you live in a glass house, man.
@CNN Poll had @AndrewGillum defeating @GovRonDeSantis by 13 points.
@ChrisCuomo, you live in a glass house, man.
@CNN Poll had @AndrewGillum defeating @GovRonDeSantis by 13 points.
CNN Poll also predicted Nelson would defeat @ScottforFlorida, McCaskill would take it by +3 in Missouri, they herded to only Blackburn +4 in Tennessee after a Bredesen +5 propaganda poll prior, etc.
I can keep going if the point hasn't been made. They grossly understate R vote.
I can keep going if the point hasn't been made. They grossly understate R vote.
But worse than uniformly understating one side's share of the vote, they clearly inflate one side's share during crucial campaign weeks when poll-driven headlines are used as propaganda to influence GOTV and fundraising.
It's more than suspect. It's obvious.
It's more than suspect. It's obvious.
And yes, they did release a non-covered CYA poll just before the election that radically shifted from their double-digit lead for Gillum. But as I explained last week, races simply DO NOT shift that radically in my state.
It just isn't credible. It's BS. And it's intentional.
It just isn't credible. It's BS. And it's intentional.
