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I dont understand all the verbiosity - how does that explain exit polls being so far off in those Kashkakat v.2.0 Dec 2016 #1
A few days before the election, there were still large numbers of undecideds. pnwmom Dec 2016 #2
That doesn't explain the exit poll 'phenomena'. triron Dec 2016 #4
I think we need to accept that exit polls are now fundamentally flawed. LonePirate Dec 2016 #14
Please read Ron Baiman's paper. triron Dec 2016 #19
It's certainly possible (likely?) that both election fraud occurs and exit polls are flawed. LonePirate Dec 2016 #26
The assumptions made triron Dec 2016 #30
The problem is self selection Yupster Dec 2016 #39
Baiman's paper is worthless because he doesn't understand the flaws of exit polling mythology Dec 2016 #43
Uh, no. You got it bass ackwards. First we get the secure, verifiable voting system Kashkakat v.2.0 Dec 2016 #32
Yes, your sequence is how it should be but people are performing it in reverse now. LonePirate Dec 2016 #34
I think you got it right triron Dec 2016 #40
When States like Florida forthemiddle Dec 2016 #35
Exit polls included a weighted component of early voters calculated through a pre-election poll. BzaDem Dec 2016 #38
Wonder about this as well. triron Dec 2016 #41
It doesn't. They weren't. nt jmg257 Dec 2016 #17
The exit polls weren't off. mythology Dec 2016 #22
Exit polls aren't true samples. They do not contact (much less get a response) Yo_Mama Dec 2016 #23
Fuck 538. They got it wrong, this is an attempt to save face realmirage Dec 2016 #3
Polls cannot measure last minute changes in mind because the polling pnwmom Dec 2016 #5
And there were a lot of undecideds this year. Ace Rothstein Dec 2016 #31
Actually, they were "getting" it right zipplewrath Dec 2016 #6
Nate does not just poll HoneyBadger Dec 2016 #11
He doesn't do polling. He bases his predictions on other people's polls and uses Guy Whitey Corngood Dec 2016 #20
Getting it right at the end of Election Day is meaningless HoneyBadger Dec 2016 #13
Statistical flaw zipplewrath Dec 2016 #28
Who got it right? Renew Deal Dec 2016 #8
Hmm. That's the same response I got when I posted that Silver was warning... Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2016 #16
Nate Silver was one of the few prognisticators who warned about... Buckeye_Democrat Dec 2016 #42
Some did, no doubt, just not enough to mean anything. ucrdem Dec 2016 #7
The evidence says otherwise. DT's win in key swing states was so narrow -- pnwmom Dec 2016 #10
Not really. In WI he won by 1 point, but he leapt from 40 to 48 points to do it: ucrdem Dec 2016 #15
So? If the Comey bombs hadn't been dropped his leap wouldn't have been that big. n/t pnwmom Dec 2016 #36
If anyone switched to Trump at the last minute mtnsnake Dec 2016 #9
Yes, but supposedly Nate's polls predict this HoneyBadger Dec 2016 #12
Polling indicated how quickly the electorate was to switch at any miniscule piece of non-information Tiggeroshii Dec 2016 #18
So Comey's unethical behavior handed the election to Trump. yardwork Dec 2016 #21
Comey is responsible for any disaster Trump brings on our nation/planet. oasis Dec 2016 #24
Because they got the permission slip from Comey Dem2 Dec 2016 #25
Private server was her achilles heel. hollowdweller Dec 2016 #27
We can't just believe her? yallerdawg Dec 2016 #33
COMEY did it. Justice Dec 2016 #29
This defies all common sense and human nature Generator Dec 2016 #37
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