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In the second quarter, Ron Paul is reporting that he has 2.4 million cash on hand. That is more money than "front-runner" John McCain. Now, the mainstream media has never really offered up their methodology for deciding who gets to be called "top tier" but if Ron Paul now has more cash on hand than John McCain (a former top tier candidate) more Meetup groups than all the other candidates, is the number one searched term on Technorati, and number one in YouTube subscriptions, then he must have moved into the top tier by now.
I am a mathematician, and a pollster. Scientifically speaking, such online polls are useless as measurements because there is no control of the universe of people sampled.
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
On more fact, national polls poll between 100-500 people, those internet polls, most of which don't allow more than one vote per IP or MAC Addy have 72,000 votes. I aint no mathematician but let's ask one which is a better sample size?
Originally posted by theindependentjournal
You tube Video of those two Ron Paul Internet Spammers in Iowa
Originally posted by RRconservative
Ron Paul spammers are Democrats, who want support for an Anti-War(American) Republican.
Originally posted by yuefo
I have to point out that in all three MSNBC polls, the before poll showed Paul at the bottom, and the after poll showed him waaay ahead.
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Paul is still a pipe dream, there's no way he'll win the GOP nomination.
Originally posted by Togetic
I am a mathematician, and a pollster. Scientifically speaking, such online polls are useless as measurements because there is no control of the universe of people sampled.
Second, a national poll with N=100 or N=500 isn't worth the paper it's printed on. However, at least in the polls that I have cited above, N=1000, which is standard for polls of national scope and results in a 95% confidence interval with about a 3% margin of error.