October 27, 200422 yr http://www.usatoday.com/news/graphics/electionquiz/flash.htm I answered no to "do you know where people in your neighborhood go to vote" (I voted absentee) and I answered "I vote part of the time"(usually presidential elections since Im a student). I did put 10 as someone who definitley will vote. My final score has mw as those Americans not most likely to vote! btw USA today uses Gallup. Funny because Ive already voted. This seems to be disinclined to the mass number of new people who have gotten involved in this election.
October 27, 200422 yr From a purely 'scientific' perspective, I am curious to see how accurate polling data will turn out to be when all the votes are counted. Between cell phones, caller ID, etc., who the hell answers these surveys anyway?
October 27, 200422 yr Author So am I. From that poll, it seems gallup really favors the type of people who vote all the time(young people and minorities usually vote less) and people who have voted previously(dems are much more mobilized now than in the past). Im likin what Im seein. Gallup seems to favor Bush unintentionally so when it shows a closer race, its even better for our side.
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