While I disagree that "undecided swing state voter" is meaningless garbage, I would agree that it's garbage when done the way WaPo did.
If the majority of the people in this focus group were "probably" for one or the other pre-debate, they weren't truly undecided. And while there's certainly value in having a focus group of soft supporter…
While I disagree that "undecided swing state voter" is meaningless garbage, I would agree that it's garbage when done the way WaPo did.
If the majority of the people in this focus group were "probably" for one or the other pre-debate, they weren't truly undecided. And while there's certainly value in having a focus group of soft supporters of both candidates, to see if the debate changes that for them, it needs to be separate from aun undecided focus group, IMO.
While I disagree that "undecided swing state voter" is meaningless garbage, I would agree that it's garbage when done the way WaPo did.
If the majority of the people in this focus group were "probably" for one or the other pre-debate, they weren't truly undecided. And while there's certainly value in having a focus group of soft supporters of both candidates, to see if the debate changes that for them, it needs to be separate from aun undecided focus group, IMO.