Poll: Trump disapproval rating up to 60 percent

[Burls]

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...ost-abc-805563

As an added bonus:
Special counsel Robert Mueller saw similar positive percentages — 63 percent of those polled said they support Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, and 29 percent said they oppose it, according to the poll. Further, 53 percent of respondents said they think Trump tried to interfere in Mueller's investigation in a way that "amounts to obstruction of justice," while 35 percent said he did not try to interfere.

[Nutz and Boltz]

"A sampling of 1003 adults" , it says. That's out of about 225 million adults in the U.S. Until I see a poll that queries all of the adults in the country, I won't believe a single thing about this poll.

[Burls]

Originally Posted by Nutz and Boltz

"A sampling of 1003 adults" , it says. That's out of about 225 million adults in the U.S. Until I see a poll that queries all of the adults in the country, I won't believe a single thing about this poll.

I think you would benefit from a course in Basic Statistics.

[elysiantraveller]

Polls only matter when they support somebody's opinion around here.

[barahona44]

Originally Posted by Nutz and Boltz

"A sampling of 1003 adults" , it says. That's out of about 225 million adults in the U.S. Until I see a poll that queries all of the adults in the country, I won't believe a single thing about this poll.

As long as you hew to the demographics of your sample group(race, age,location,gender, etc), a sample of 10,000 adults would only be a tiny bit more accurate than a sample of 1,000.And there's already a +/- margin of error of 3-4% built into the survey.

And approval /disapproval ratings don't necessarily translate into votes.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by Burls

I think you would benefit from a course in Basic Statistics.

Help us out.
How were those 1003 people distributed?
What was the exact wording of the questions that led you to the conclusion you arrived at? What date was the poll taken?

[woodbinepmi]

Remind me again, what did the polls say on the morning of November 8, 2016?

[Tom]

Apparently, polls too far away from an election don't really mean anything.

https://www.politico.com/story/2016/...ew-poll-225255

Clinton leads Trump in a head-to-head matchup, 51 percent to 42 percent, with 7 percent undecided, according to the poll.

Politico.

Good news for the GOP - dems STILL living by the polls that fit their agenda.

The other day, Rosario was the biggest JERK riding horses to me.
Today, I love the guy.

[Lemon Drop Husker]

I just polled 1 person.


He said this poll is full of idiots.

[Nutz and Boltz]

Originally Posted by woodbinepmi

Remind me again, what did the polls say on the morning of November 8, 2016?

Enough said !

[Tom]

Originally Posted by woodbinepmi

Remind me again, what did the polls say on the morning of November 8, 2016?

Partly cloudy, Chance of rain.

[NJ Stinks]

Originally Posted by woodbinepmi

Remind me again, what did the polls say on the morning of November 8, 2016?

Did the polls say Hillary would get 3,000,000 more votes than Donny Boy?

If so, they nailed it.

[woodbinepmi]

She's doing one hell of a job as President!

[Tom]

Originally Posted by NJ Stinks

Did the polls say Hillary would get 3,000,000 more votes than Donny Boy?

If so, they nailed it.

Why would they conduct a poll for an event that has no significance at all?

I think we will rename you...NIKITA Stinks.

[GaryG]

Originally Posted by NJ Stinks

Did the polls say Hillary would get 3,000,000 more votes than Donny Boy?

If so, they nailed it.

I believe they thought she was moving to the oval office. That was the point of the election.