Thu Oct 1, 2015, 04:50 PM
CajunBlazer (5,648 posts)
Can a poll be set up on the General Discussion: Primary board....
to ask which of the Democratic candidates people favor - or would that be considered "disruptive"?
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CajunBlazer | Oct 2015 | OP |
aidbo | Oct 2015 | #1 | |
frazzled | Oct 2015 | #2 | |
HassleCat | Oct 2015 | #3 | |
CajunBlazer | Oct 2015 | #4 | |
Cheese Sandwich | Oct 2015 | #5 |
Response to CajunBlazer (Original post)
Thu Oct 1, 2015, 04:53 PM
aidbo (2,328 posts)
1. there's this one.
Response to CajunBlazer (Original post)
Thu Oct 1, 2015, 04:54 PM
frazzled (18,337 posts)
2. What would it helpful for?
Nothing in the real world, certainly, since DU is not in any way representative of the range of voters who will be participating in the Democratic primaries, either geographically, racially, or ideologically.
It probably wouldn't even give a good sense of how DU membership will be voting, since many viewers/readers/posters do not participate in polls here. I certainly don't. Besides, voting is a private affair, done anonymously. DU polls are not anonymous: anyone who participates has their user name visible. |
Response to CajunBlazer (Original post)
Thu Oct 1, 2015, 04:58 PM
HassleCat (6,409 posts)
3. Not much point
DU is populated (mostly) by dedicated fans of their chosen candidates. It's certainly not representative of any segment of the population except DU.
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Response to CajunBlazer (Original post)
Thu Oct 1, 2015, 05:08 PM
CajunBlazer (5,648 posts)
4. Okay I get it - polls on DU don't get much participation and aren't representative.
The other poll only had 279 respondents.
Probably not representative because very liberal Democrats seem to dominate the conversation- at least on the "General Discussion - Primaries" board - probably because they are so passionate. |
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