After introducing himself as Fetterwoman, even the Washington Post is questioning things.
WaPo: PA Democrat John Fetterman Should Debate Before Voting Starts (breitbart.com)
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After introducing himself as Fetterwoman, even the Washington Post is questioning things.
WaPo: PA Democrat John Fetterman Should Debate Before Voting Starts (breitbart.com)
Why any reputable poll is still being taken using registered voters and not likely voters at this point is a mystery. Other than to prop up Fetterman, there is no good reason.
A clear signal of the desperation level of the Fetterman campaign is in the second link.
Fetterman Free Fall: Poll Shows Democrat Campaign Collapse in PA (breitbart.com)
Fetterman's Campaign Removes Black Lives Matter Paragraph from Website (breitbart.com)
Question: how do pollsters distinguish “likely” voters from the unlikely ones? Do they ask folks if they are likely to vote? And if so how do they really know who is serious vs someone just saying that?
Because there are a number of "registered voters" who will vote by mail.. they just don't know it yet..Originally Posted by dawg80
As part of their polling questions they ask how likely it is that someone will vote. Within 60 days of an election that is a far more accurate measure of how the actual election results will end up than using just registered voters.
In-person, election day voting would eliminate that issue.Because there are a number of "registered voters" who will vote by mail.. they just don't know it yet..
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