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How polls really work
No CommentsOver at B.J. Lawson’s blog there is this entry from December 5, 2007 which states, in part:
I received a fascinating call from a member of the local grassroots community. Just today, he received an automated telephone poll call for Republican primary candidates. And despite Rep. Ron Paul’s obvious stature as a leading candidate, Rep. Paul was nowhere to be found on the list of choices.
And you wonder why Ron Paul isn’t doing well in these polls. Err maybe because they are rigged?
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