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Why look at the "polls" to reach bias conclusion?
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The Newsweek polls change by the hour and not unusual to see them reporting one candidate way ahead at in a state poll at noon and way behind in the same state a couple hours later. Just the fact over 66 million people voted early making the polls useless.
Lots of LP posters talk about using past drawing data to predict future outcomes so instead of looking at the results of loaded question polls, look at past election results.

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