I would also look at where they polled. I know that part of North
Dakota, and depending on what town, and part thereof they polled, its
possible that you can get very widely differing results. For instance
Grand Forks is fairly liberal near NDSU but very conservative in the
rest of the town. Depen
Any poll can be skewed to produce any results simply by picking both
the audience and the wording of the questions.
Not a big fan of poll, but when I get curious as to what they are
saying I go here: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/polls/ cause they
show a wide variety of polls, and also the po
Polling was released today about the House race in North Dakota. The
candidates are Earl Pomeroy (D) and Rick Berg (R).
In one poll, by the Prairie Poll, Pomeroy is leading Berg 44-34
In another poll, by Penn Schoen Berland, Pomeroy is up 45-44
In Public Opinion Strategies, *Berg* is up, 51-42
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