Reliable Being the Key Word; Accurate Polling Warns of Election Integrity Crisis
Pen on paper with Vote by Mail heading and the text “registered voters will receive” an absentee ballot or request for the U.S. election on November 3, 2020. (Photo: AdobeStock)
Reliable polls conducted before and after the election show voters do not trust vote-by-mail, and understand the likelihood of it leading to an increase fraud.
The Inside The Numbers™ Election 2020 Public Polling Project conducted by Big Data Poll released polling in six battleground states and was within the sampling error juxtaposed to actual results. That track record makes the project which was funded solely by podcast viewers among the most accurate this cycle, if not
Vector graphic design illustration for Georgia election map. (Photo: AdobeStock)
The two Georgia Senate runoffs that will determine the balance of power in the upper chamber on January 5 are very close, a new poll finds. The survey conducted by Big Data Poll finds both Democratic candidates are benefiting from turnout questions for Republicans.
Democratic challenger John Ossoff holds a slight lead over incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue 47% to 44.5%, with 8.6% undecided. Raphael Warnock leads Republican Kelly Loeffler 47.6% to 43.4%, with 9.1% undecided.
Mr. Perdue was formerly a businessman before he defeated Democratic nominee Michelle Nunn in 2014 and is now the senior senator from Georgia. He received a larger share of the vote compared to Mr. Ossoff on November 3, 49.73% to 47.95%, respectively.