@steveschale:
One more. Orange County Florida is now at 73% of its entire 2012 POTUS turnout.
Roughly 467K 2012 votes.
Over 343K have voted so far in 2016
Why the polls in Nevada, Florida, and other heavy Latino states are wrong
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The polls also target the “wrong Latinos,” making their sample unrepresentative of eligible voters, said Sanchez. By not offering interviews in Spanish and relying on interviews via internet and fixed home phone lines, they end up with a biased sample of more assimilated, native-born, higher income and higher educated voters, according to internal poll research conducted by Latino Decisions.
First-generation Hispanics speak less English, rely more on cellphones and often don’t have internet, he noted.
Latino Decisions, some of whose team are working for the Clinton team, did a webinar earlier this month in an effort to alert the media to two key mistakes it has detected in polling. The webinar was conducted by Sanchez, who is not working for the Clinton campaign.
It cited statistical analysis this year by David Damore, a researcher at Latino Decisions, who found “clear evidence” that Latino respondents who appear in mainstream national polls are statistically more likely to be Republicans.
I have only ever voted in 2 states [MI in 2008 and KY 2012/2016] and have never been in a polling booth with the buttons It's the archaic pencil and bubble in method
Democratic Platform says $15 national. She ran on the $12 national (and raise it to $15 in places that need it) in the primaries but Bernie got her to change it
@steveschale:
One more. Orange County Florida is now at 73% of its entire 2012 POTUS turnout.
Roughly 467K 2012 votes.
Over 343K have voted so far in 2016
ERADICATE THAT PUTO
