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It would be interesting to see the breakdown of this poll, to see if they are over-sampling some populations.
As N.Y. lawmakers nix legal gay marriage, poll indicates voters support it 2009
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If so, they are either expecting an enormous (tripling? quadrupling?) turn-out in primaries, or are over-sampling.
Polls: Hillary Ahead In Key Swing States; Huckabee Rising 2009
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Plus, do you think that the journal citation statistics are skewed by brown-nosing law review types over-sampling feeder judges in order to make a good impression?
The Volokh Conspiracy » Judge Sonia Sotomayor: What the Data Show 2009
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The polls now putting them ahead are highly dubious, based on a ten-point over-sampling of Republicans, and crafted without any calls to cell phone users (who comprise a large part of Obama's base).
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After the Republican CNN YouTube debate, GOP strategists whined that CNN conspired against them by over-sampling gun owners, fundamentalists and conspiracy theorists, thus turning the candidates into cartoons.
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Like the fact that all the claimed over-sampling is a myth?
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Additionally, even with over-sampling at the global level, there is nothing that indicates that microsite problems are a local USA only issue.
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Actually, this raises questions, is there enough stations for minimal sampling, much less over-sampling.
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There is a significant over-sampling of Republican voters in the adjusted 2006 Exit Poll.
OpEdNews Exclusive 2006
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The generic national polls are not a good guide to 7 Nov results, even ignoring the known over-sampling of Dem voters in many of those polls.
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