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From: Jem Rutledge
Subject: [Gcl-commits] publicly
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 13:55:14 +0900
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But I do know that oneof the polls is wildly off. So what happens when you extrapolate an estimate based on two measurements of differing certainty?
However, the comparisonends there. The mainstream user starts on MSN. The current state of the Senate races will bereflected in the map presented on this site every day. Asa Julian showed up a week and a half early this Saturday afternoon.
It just gives an answer.
Probably everyone is at the beach. This situation is precisely why I have stopped using partisan polls.
Rasmussen reportsthat incumbent Sen. There will be no marital peace in the house tonight! This method corrects for the lack of an accurate sample by party. Recent data call this assumption into question.
The current state of the Senate races will bereflected in the map presented on this site every day.
The NRSC desperately wants to prevent that. Makes sense intuitively, and is a fundamental part of scientific measurement.
I often say that paying attentionto the margin of error is pointless this early in the game.
Asa Julian showed up a week and a half early this Saturday afternoon. For more on the House races, click on the Hot House races link above.
But something weird isgoing on in the smallest state. Probably everyone is at the beach. If you click on a state, you get its polling history. In Connecticut, a Democrat will be elected senator,the only question is which Democrat.


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