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(10-12-2016, 04:02 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: After looking at the document at the link, here are my takeaways:

1. The polling data is a little weighted to the older generations to be an accurate representation, and that likely had some impacts on their results given that it is typically the younger generations that will know who Johnson is. This is the first election where the Boomers are outnumbered. There is no way to guarantee it, but polling should strive to have responses that reflect that.

2. The people that are voting Clinton or Trump based on Q2 aren't going to go third party for anyone, including Johnson. The percentage doesn't move much when they are paired off against Johnson alone. This isn't surprising at this point in the race.

3. Democrats are more hesitant to vote for Johnson than Republicans. When Johnson matches up with Trump, the undecideds jump, and this is due in large part to those identifying as Democrat being undecided.

There was more, but I've been pulled away and gone back to it so many times at this point I have lost my train of thought.

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