Polling coverage, a great example of the bias

Willie99 · Oct 26, 2018

Cruz R TX

Menendez D NJ

A Republican from a deep red state and a Democrat from a deep blue state both lead their opponents in polling averages by 7% ish

The media talks about Cruz all the time, he's in trouble, the democrats can flip a big state yada yada yada ........... into infinity and beyond

Menendez? not a peep, forgetaboutit, just doesn't fit the narrative of the criminal corrupt colluding always lying democratic media

Acebb · Oct 26, 2018

Timely that you bring this up Willie.

The Cook Political Report just moved NJ to "tossup" from "Lean D"

I don't know why as the polling appears to be near what it is in TX. Apparently they have access to non-public polling so it will be interesting to see if NJ is closer than TX on election day.

Willie99 · Oct 26, 2018

Acebb said:
Timely that you bring this up Willie.

The Cook Political Report just moved NJ to "tossup" from "Lean D"

I don't know why as the polling appears to be near what it is in TX. Apparently they have access to non-public polling so it will be interesting to see if NJ is closer than TX on election day.

think this gets any play on MSNBC or CNN?

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