Bernie Sanders
Related: About this forumPost DNC Debate Poll Results
-snip-
Gravis Marketing, a nonpartisan research firm, conducted a random survey of 760 registered Democratic voters across the U.S. regarding the performance and opinions of the Democrats that took place in the first Democratic Primary debate. The poll has a margin of error of ± 3.6%. The total may not round to 100% because of rounding. The polls were conducted using automated telephone calls (IVR technology) and weighted by party voting characteristics. The poll was conducted for One America News Network.
http://www.oann.com/dncdebate/
elehhhhna
(32,076 posts)Interesting sample. Also 60% are 50 or older.
JackInGreen
(2,975 posts)Interesting sample, certainly doesn't reflect the bigger picture I think
questionseverything
(9,661 posts)considering who was polled it is good news
LonePirate
(13,431 posts)That question certainly raises an eyebrow for me, regardless of any other results:
emsimon33
(3,128 posts)Sure, I believe this poll...from a far right partisan source. (sarcasm) The Republicans want to run against Hillary because they believe they can win against her (given the meh factor with Hillary, they may be right.)
aspirant
(3,533 posts)emsimon33
(3,128 posts)I sure didn't until I signed up through Roku and was horrified--dropped them immediately!
aspirant
(3,533 posts)Present the names and contact numbers of all respondents so we can verify and replicate the poll. If you can't and bring back a "trust us" answer this phone poll is no better than any online poll.
Prove to us that a single respondent wasn't counted multiple times or they just made up the numbers and didn't call anyone.
I'll be waiting
HooptieWagon
(17,064 posts)Very heavy on post graduate degrees, and conservative voters appear over-represented for a Democratic poll. The people polled say Clinton won the debate, however the 'who will you vote for in the Democratic Primary' is Clinton 42% and Sanders 34%. IDK how that stacks up to previous Gravis polling, but on the surface it looks like Hillary lost about 5% and Sanders picked up about 10%. Noteworthy that Webb polled #3 at 17%...I don't see him getting anywhere close to that in any primary, but it does agree with the 16% who described themselves as 'slightly' or 'very' conservative.
We'll see what other polls say.