A bias? It’s raw data. Of course we can choose which assumptions we apply when interpreting it, but the data itself is not biased
Also, in the last two days I’ve seen James Carville and David Axelrod visibly concerned on MSNBC about FL including low D turnout in Miami Dade for black and Latino voters.
The biggest question for me is how many registered D are breaking R, and vice versa... and also what % of NPA break for R
A bias? It’s raw data. Of course we can choose which assumptions we apply when interpreting it, but the data itself is not biased
Also, in the last two days I’ve seen James Carville and David Axelrod visibly concerned on MSNBC about FL including low D turnout in Miami Dade for black and Latino voters.
The biggest question for me is how many registered D are breaking R, and vice versa... and also what % of NPA break for R