Please, you're grasping at an outlier, the aptly n
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Posted On: 08/18/2016 11:10:20 PM
Please, you're grasping at an outlier, the aptly named 'Crazy Raccoons', with no track record versus the consensus of the polls including RCP and:
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-elec...id=rrpromo
They called all 50 States accurately in '12, so their methodology gets the benefit of the doubt over the Raccoon app.
Try this. The guy you're slobbering over represents Clinton, and Clinton is underwater in the polls exactly as Trump is. He gives exactly the same 'performance". Are you telling me you are then posting "I got a hand it to him, he was masterful'?
Get TF outta here with THAT, in advance!
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-elec...id=rrpromo
They called all 50 States accurately in '12, so their methodology gets the benefit of the doubt over the Raccoon app.
Try this. The guy you're slobbering over represents Clinton, and Clinton is underwater in the polls exactly as Trump is. He gives exactly the same 'performance". Are you telling me you are then posting "I got a hand it to him, he was masterful'?
Get TF outta here with THAT, in advance!
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LOS ANGELES — Despite a majority of opinion polls showing the 2016 presidential election going to Democrat Hillary Clinton, a smartphone app developer says his data suggests challenger Donald Trump will be the victor.
“Based on the stats we see, he looks strong,” says Ric Militi, co-founder of San Diego-based Crazy Raccoons, maker of the Zip question and answer app. His app poses questions and polls responses based on an average of 100,000 daily users. “I go with Trump, based on what we see.”
According to the RealClearPolitics average of opinion polls, which are performed by calling people on landlines and cell phones, and answering questions on websites, Clinton leads with 47.8%, to Trump’s 41.0%.
How can Zip’s results be so different?
“We’re not a poll. We’re a conversation, and 100% anonymous,” Militi says. “People feel comfortable answering questions without fear of being bullied or being called a racist. People can express themselves safely, and you get a pure answer.”
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