President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed the mounting signs that he remained a highly unpopular political figure, slamming polls showing him to have a historically low approval rating for an incoming president.
"The same people who did the phony election polls, and were so wrong, are now doing approval-rating polls. They are rigged just like before," Trump tweeted.
A total of 1,000 adults were interviewed by telephone nationwide by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones.
Among the entire sample, 32% described themselves as Democrats, 24% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or members of another party."
A total of 1,000 adults were interviewed by telephone nationwide by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones.
Among the entire sample, 32% described themselves as Democrats, 24% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or members of another party."
Exactly
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
A total of 1,000 adults were interviewed by telephone nationwide by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones.
Among the entire sample, 32% described themselves as Democrats, 24% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or members of another party."
Exactly
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
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Most polls were well within their margin of error by election day. Hillary won the popular vote by 2.1%.
I highlighted the ones that were outside of +-3%.
It looks to me that most polls overvalued the impact of Johnson and Stein. Both performed way under what they were polling. Both Clinton and Trump got a higher percentage than originally predicted.
Electoral college models definitely weren't accurate, but even then we are talking about a couple tenths of a percent in a handful of states.
Regardless, the 1000 person sample is pretty representative of how Americans currently identify with political parties. The latest Gallup poll has it as Rep:28%, Dem: 25%, Ind:44%.
Electoral college models definitely weren't accurate, but even then we are talking about a couple tenths of a percent in a handful of states.
That's the real story from the polling error, but I imagine it's not easy to model scenarios where a candidate wins the EC while losing the popular vote by 2%.
Approval polls are more of a popularity poll. People personally liked Obama based on polls but hated his policies. More people dislike trump as a person, of course his approval numbers will be down. Many people approved of Obama on the polls because they didn't want to be seen as racist by the pollsters.
Approval polls are more of a popularity poll. People personally liked Obama based on polls but hated his policies. More people dislike trump as a person, of course his approval numbers will be down. Many people approved of Obama on the polls because they didn't want to be seen as racist by the pollsters.
Almost accurate. Obama's approval numbers went up at the end because he looked great compared to the shitshow of candidates that lined up to replace him.
A total of 1,000 adults were interviewed by telephone nationwide by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones.
Among the entire sample, 32% described themselves as Democrats, 24% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or members of another party."
Exactly
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
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Most polls were well within their margin of error by election day. Hillary won the popular vote by 2.1%.
I highlighted the ones that were outside of +-3%.
It looks to me that most polls overvalued the impact of Johnson and Stein. Both performed way under what they were polling. Both Clinton and Trump got a higher percentage than originally predicted.
Electoral college models definitely weren't accurate, but even then we are talking about a couple tenths of a percent in a handful of states.
Regardless, the 1000 person sample is pretty representative of how Americans currently identify with political parties. The latest Gallup poll has it as Rep:28%, Dem: 25%, Ind:44%.
Hillary actually won the popular by more than 2.1% look at the total, she only won by 2.1 million there when the final tally was 2.9 million. So really the polls were closer than RCP notes.
A total of 1,000 adults were interviewed by telephone nationwide by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones.
Among the entire sample, 32% described themselves as Democrats, 24% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or members of another party."
Exactly
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
Why are you so pissed that your dude is not popular? It's not a good look for you Race.
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Fuck off
HTH
I think everyone now understands the con job after seeing his cabinet appointments
HTH
Thanks for playing
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
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Most polls were well within their margin of error by election day. Hillary won the popular vote by 2.1%.
I highlighted the ones that were outside of +-3%.
It looks to me that most polls overvalued the impact of Johnson and Stein. Both performed way under what they were polling. Both Clinton and Trump got a higher percentage than originally predicted.
Electoral college models definitely weren't accurate, but even then we are talking about a couple tenths of a percent in a handful of states.
Regardless, the 1000 person sample is pretty representative of how Americans currently identify with political parties. The latest Gallup poll has it as Rep:28%, Dem: 25%, Ind:44%.
Nate Silver at least brought up the possibility.
Most polls were well within their margin of error by election day. Hillary won the popular vote by 2.1%.
I highlighted the ones that were outside of +-3%.
It looks to me that most polls overvalued the impact of Johnson and Stein. Both performed way under what they were polling. Both Clinton and Trump got a higher percentage than originally predicted.
Electoral college models definitely weren't accurate, but even then we are talking about a couple tenths of a percent in a handful of states.
Regardless, the 1000 person sample is pretty representative of how Americans currently identify with political parties. The latest Gallup poll has it as Rep:28%, Dem: 25%, Ind:44%.
Hillary actually won the popular by more than 2.1% look at the total, she only won by 2.1 million there when the final tally was 2.9 million. So really the polls were closer than RCP notes.
And 81% of independents are democrats who are too embarrassed to admit it
The story isn't that by the time of the election the polls had tightened to fool the hondo's of the world, the story is the polls showing hillary up by double digits headed to an electoral college landslide for most of 2016
This is a similar method.
Why are you so pissed that your dude is not popular? It's not a good look for you Race.