RSSCNN Poll Has Obama Up by 6% Over Romney, But Is He? New Skewed, Bias Poll by the MSM Samples Democrats 50.4%, Republicans 45.4% & Independents at 4.2%
Who needs Democrat voter fraud, when we have Democrat skewed polling fraud …
A CNN poll following the DNC convention has President Barack Obama up by 6% over Mitt Romney. Wow, that’s a big post convention bounce. It seems almost unbelievable, too good to be true for Obama and Democrats. Certainly seems to be great news for Obama at face value. However, as many of us have come to realize when it comes to the corrupt liberal media complex, they cannot be trusted.
A new survey indicates President Barack Obama moved up four points following the Democratic National Convention last week, and now has a six point advantage over his Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
According to a CNN/ORC International Poll (PDF) released Monday, 52% of likely voters nationwide back the president, compared to 46% for Romney. Just before the convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, Obama was tied with Romney 48%-48%.
If you thought the CNN polling numbers were a bit far fetched, guess what, they were. As reported at the Examiner, the CNN ORC International was incredibly skewed to Democrats. How bad did CNN skew the poll? Take a look, the sample for the CNN/ORC poll includes 50.4% Democrats and 45.4% Republicans and appears to have only 4.2% independents. Seriously? This should be considered polling fraud. The liberal media takes a fraudulent poll like this and then makes it part of the news cycle. All based upon a purposeful misrepresentation of the fact.
The latest CNN/ORC poll released today shows a wider lead for President Obama than the previous CNN/ORC poll but it is doubly skewed. It massively under-samples independents while it also over-samples Democratic voters. The CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll official reports Obama at 52 to percent and Mitt Romney at 46 percent. Unskewed, the data reveals a 53 percent to 45 percent lead for Romney.
This new CNN/ORC survey, unlike many other analyzed, not only over-samples Democratic voters, but also massively under-samples independent voters, to produce a result more favorable to Barack Obama. This survey’s sample includes 397 registered Republicans and 441 registered Democrats. But the survey included a total of 822 registered voters, leaving only 37 independent voters at most. The survey clearly under-sampled independent and Republican voters.
The reality is that if a more accurate number of Republicans and Independents were included the poll would show Mitt Romney leading 53 percent to 45 percent for Obama. Ain’t that amazing? It just does not fit the liberal MSM narrative to get Obama reelected.
Posted September 11, 2012 by Scared Monkeys 2012 Elections, Barack Obama, CNN, CNN Opinion Research, Media Bias, Mitt Romney - Paul Ryan 2012, Obamanation, Polls, Presidential Election, Skewed Polling | 5 comments |
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The rasmussen poll from yesterday shows essentially the same thing. The poll data “is what it is”. If the pollsters go into the process looking for a specific breakdown, then the data is flawed. They contact random people and the chips fall where they may.
Maybe more independents are more comfortable identifying themselves as democrat than in the past. Maybe more Democrats are out of work and therefore have the time to answer polls?
I wonder if these polling organizatons think no one has the ability to back check their skewed results? Keep on exposing this propaganda.
Axelrod and thugs are busy these days threatening the polling organizations. Some people need to be put in jail if it can be proven.
8 out of every 10 polled was a registered Democrat
Flippy had better check the Rasmussen daily presidential poll that came out today 9/12/12!
once again i remind you of all the dead people and democrats who will vote multiple times have to be considered.
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