Competing polls on the Presidential race in Colorado were released today, with Rasmussen Reports showing the race tied at 47% and Democrat pollster Public Policy Polling (PPP) continuing to peddle their BS outlier results, showing Obama up 49%-43% over Governor...
We've been saying for the last year that Democrat polling firm Public Policy Polling (PPP) has a sampling problem — they oversample Democrats and undersample Republicans in their Colorado polls, delivering skewed results. Now The New York Times polling...
Last night's three state Santorum sweep was a shocker to say the least. While his wins in Minnesota and Missouri were somewhat expected based on prior published polling, Santorum's out-of-nowhere victory in Colorado stunned pundits and politicos across the...
With little available public polling we don't have a compelling statistical basis on which to make this prediction, but we believe the Colorado caucuses are shaping up to be a duel between Governor Mitt Romney, who won a sweeping victory here in 2008, and Senator...
It's been a remarkable two weeks in Iowa polling. Newt Gingrich has surged to the top, only to fall precipitously down to third. Meanwhile, Ron Paul has slowly, but steadily, risen in polling, to take top spot in Democrat pollster PPP's latest survey. Add that...
