Final polling results before the Iowa Caucus ( D and R). Let's see how accurate these results really are.

120,000 + is a good but nominal/average  turn-out for the GOP in the Iowa Caucus primary; Democrat turn-out will be considerably more.     New Hampshire is February 9;  the Nevada Democrat Caucus and the bellwether Republican primary of South Carolina are February 20;  Nevada's Republican Caucus is February 23; Democrat primary in South Carolina is February 27.  For a complete schedule in March and beyond,  click on this link, here.  

Advice:  learn the lesson on polling data versus reality.  Note this fact: if the polling data does not match the reality (nominally speaking),  the polling data was ALWAYS wrong, its (the polling data) value,  in this case,  is/was good for one reason only   . . . . . .   raising campaign money.  


Polling trends going into the Monday Caucus:  Trump up 4%,  Cruz down 3%, Rubio up dramatically (from 12% to 18%), Carson trending up slightly (1%).  . 



This group of candidates will be most impacted by the Iowa Caucus. 



If Hillary does not win with a healthy margin.,  it means she is weak with the Millennial vote.

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