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Original Post: Exit Poll non-response vs. Census non-response: Q for TIA davidgmills   Member since Sep 15th 2005 2668 posts Tue Nov-08-05 01:50 PM Original Post     Is there any correlation between the two? If the non-response rates are different between the two yet the demographics prove to be the same, doesn't this indicate that non-response made no difference? "We are the ones we've been waiting for...." The Elders, Hopi Nation. Past liberal, past progressive, all the way to full blown dissident.... Me Alert Printer-friendly copy | Permalink | | Reply

2 replies to this thread: Exit Poll non-response vs. Census non-response: Q for TIA [View all] , davidgmills, Tue Nov-08-05 01:50 PM #1: Just look at this graph. It proves there is no correlation., TruthIsAll, Nov 08th 2005 #2: This is interesting, davidgmills, Nov 08th 2005

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