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what was the voting pool size and where was the poll held? these vague ass polls dont mean shit without context

its just a finger on the pulse of the general population love, as most polls like this are.

and CNN is a reputable source for these things. not like it was grabbed from jonnys-ribshack.com

n

im not saying it isnt reputable, and "general pulse of the popuation" isnt an answer to my question babe. my question is very specifically what was the size of the voting pool and where was the poll held? these two bits of information are INTERGRAL context in being able to assess this poll accurately. if u dont know, thats fine. u can just say that bby lol

u might wanna email CNN about that

all i can say is like i did in the title..."as per CNN, the race is tight".

sffssfsfsf

so you dont know... which is all u had to say 

but yea, like i said that information matters and without it, we cant draw any legitimate conclusion from these poll numbers in regard to the state of the race in general.

see the above post luv

the information was right there for u to review via the link I provided for that very purpose

but instead u wanted to be a smart ass.

but the smart move is using the resources in front of u to access information before asking why information hasn't been provided

[oph.]

more info is in the link i posted btw guys @ophababes. @Justice Jackson

that's kinda why i posted the link . i just dont like sharing screenshots without context.

Methodology: The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS from September 19-22 among a random national sample of 2,074 registered voters drawn from a probability-based panel. Surveys were either conducted online or by telephone with a live interviewer.

Results for likely voters include all registered voters interviewed for the poll weighted by their predicted probability of voting in the 2024 general election. Results among all likely voters have a margin of sampling error of ±3.0 percentage points.
Source: CNN/SSRS polling Graphic: Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN

The latest poll finds Harris and Trump roughly even with independent likely voters – Harris at 45% to Trump at 41% - with a gender gap that is centered among independents. Independent women break 51% Harris to 36% Trump while independent men split 47% for Trump to 40% for Harris, with very little difference between men and women in either party.

The gender divide in the poll is also more concentrated among White voters (White men break 58% Trump to 35% Harris, while White women split 50% Trump to 47% Harris), with very little gender divide among Black or Latino voters. Harris is well ahead among likely voters younger than 30 (55% support her to 38% who favor Trump), and among Black (79% Harris to 16% Trump) and Latino (59% Harris to 40% Trump) likely voters.

A scant 2% of likely voters say they haven't yet chosen a candidate to support, and another 12% have chosen one but say they could change their minds.

The poll suggests that overall, Harris has begun to build a more positive public image, outpacing Trump across several measures of how the public views her personally.

vccvvvc thank for finally posting the info i asked for in the first place, better had.

so yea the figure 2,074 and the term "probability based panel" jump owt at me immediately. throw the whole "projection" away

 

[oph.]

n

what was the voting pool size and where was the poll held? these vague ass polls dont mean shit without context

its just a finger on the pulse of the general population love, as most polls like this are.

and CNN is a reputable source for these things. not like it was grabbed from jonnys-ribshack.com

n

im not saying it isnt reputable, and "general pulse of the popuation" isnt an answer to my question babe. my question is very specifically what was the size of the voting pool and where was the poll held? these two bits of information are INTERGRAL context in being able to assess this poll accurately. if u dont know, thats fine. u can just say that bby lol

u might wanna email CNN about that

all i can say is like i did in the title..."as per CNN, the race is tight".

sffssfsfsf

so you dont know... which is all u had to say 

but yea, like i said that information matters and without it, we cant draw any legitimate conclusion from these poll numbers in regard to the state of the race in general.

see the above post luv

the information was right there for u to review via the link I provided for that very purpose

but instead u wanted to be a smart ass.

see my above post luv. i was getting to it. i have to hand you your lashings in the order they're deserved.

[stillpretty]

more info is in the link i posted btw guys @ophababes. @Justice Jackson

that's kinda why i posted the link . i just dont like sharing screenshots without context.

Methodology: The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS from September 19-22 among a random national sample of 2,074 registered voters drawn from a probability-based panel. Surveys were either conducted online or by telephone with a live interviewer.

Results for likely voters include all registered voters interviewed for the poll weighted by their predicted probability of voting in the 2024 general election. Results among all likely voters have a margin of sampling error of ±3.0 percentage points.
Source: CNN/SSRS polling Graphic: Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN

The latest poll finds Harris and Trump roughly even with independent likely voters – Harris at 45% to Trump at 41% - with a gender gap that is centered among independents. Independent women break 51% Harris to 36% Trump while independent men split 47% for Trump to 40% for Harris, with very little difference between men and women in either party.

The gender divide in the poll is also more concentrated among White voters (White men break 58% Trump to 35% Harris, while White women split 50% Trump to 47% Harris), with very little gender divide among Black or Latino voters. Harris is well ahead among likely voters younger than 30 (55% support her to 38% who favor Trump), and among Black (79% Harris to 16% Trump) and Latino (59% Harris to 40% Trump) likely voters.

A scant 2% of likely voters say they haven't yet chosen a candidate to support, and another 12% have chosen one but say they could change their minds.

The poll suggests that overall, Harris has begun to build a more positive public image, outpacing Trump across several measures of how the public views her personally.

vccvvvc thank for finally posting the info

it was in the OP.

click the link thats provided next time . that's what its there for.

additional information. context. specifics.
like. DUH.

and we'll end the convo here.
as i feel like i'm teaching a junior high school class right now

[Buy The Stars✨]

they dont understand why its close ? lol .. republicans are gonna vote for trump no matter what. how have some of us not figured that out already

[stillpretty]

i actually was worried about Kamala's chances

so the fact that she's kinda neck and neck with Trump right now

even if she doesn't win she should be super proud of herself.

he kinda had a head start and shes still in the ring with him going blow for blow

im low key shocked

[oph.]

more info is in the link i posted btw guys @ophababes. @Justice Jackson

that's kinda why i posted the link . i just dont like sharing screenshots without context.

Methodology: The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS from September 19-22 among a random national sample of 2,074 registered voters drawn from a probability-based panel. Surveys were either conducted online or by telephone with a live interviewer.

Results for likely voters include all registered voters interviewed for the poll weighted by their predicted probability of voting in the 2024 general election. Results among all likely voters have a margin of sampling error of ±3.0 percentage points.
Source: CNN/SSRS polling Graphic: Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN

The latest poll finds Harris and Trump roughly even with independent likely voters – Harris at 45% to Trump at 41% - with a gender gap that is centered among independents. Independent women break 51% Harris to 36% Trump while independent men split 47% for Trump to 40% for Harris, with very little difference between men and women in either party.

The gender divide in the poll is also more concentrated among White voters (White men break 58% Trump to 35% Harris, while White women split 50% Trump to 47% Harris), with very little gender divide among Black or Latino voters. Harris is well ahead among likely voters younger than 30 (55% support her to 38% who favor Trump), and among Black (79% Harris to 16% Trump) and Latino (59% Harris to 40% Trump) likely voters.

A scant 2% of likely voters say they haven't yet chosen a candidate to support, and another 12% have chosen one but say they could change their minds.

The poll suggests that overall, Harris has begun to build a more positive public image, outpacing Trump across several measures of how the public views her personally.

vccvvvc thank for finally posting the info

it was in--

fag, i told you to provide the information and you did. period.

now like i said

 

[Stunna Gor’]

i actually was worried about Kamala's chances

so the fact that she's kinda neck and neck with Trump right now

even if she doesn't win she should be super proud of herself.

he kinda had a head start and shes still in the ring with him going blow for blow
im low key shocked

ssshsssdddssssdsssss

Super proud!

I ain't applauding SHIT unless she wins.

 

[stillpretty]

i actually was worried about Kamala's chances

so the fact that she's kinda neck and neck with Trump right now

even if she doesn't win she should be super proud of herself.

he kinda had a head start and shes still in the ring with him going blow for blow
im low key shocked

ssshsssdddssssdsssss

Super proud!

I ain't applauding SHIT unless she wins.

 

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