And, according to Zogby, " Gallup’s party identification figures have been all over the place." Meaning, of course, Gallup, like Zogby’s polls, aren’t quite so reliable.
Polls are, generally, reliable. It’s just that they can’t ever seem to measure the "ambivalence" factor quite accurately. While the American people seem to be very consitent -- forty years of Democrat control of the U.S. House is a great example -- they do seem to bend with the "Winds of Change." Ever so slowly.
Peter
Beth, I fixed it. Thanks, sorry.
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Hi, Peter--
You’ve written "41" where you mean "43."
--Beth
And, according to Zogby, " Gallup’s party identification figures have been all over the place." Meaning, of course, Gallup, like Zogby’s polls, aren’t quite so reliable.
Polls are, generally, reliable. It’s just that they can’t ever seem to measure the "ambivalence" factor quite accurately. While the American people seem to be very consitent -- forty years of Democrat control of the U.S. House is a great example -- they do seem to bend with the "Winds of Change." Ever so slowly.
Beth, I fixed it. Thanks, sorry.