September 24, 2008
MT: Brown 46, Schweitzer 42 (Moore-9/11-12)
Moore Information (R) /
Roy Brown
9/11-12/08; 405 LV, 4.9%
Mode: Live Telephone Interviews
Montana
Gov: Brown (R) 46, Schweitzer (D-i) 42
By Eric Dienstfrey on September 24, 2008 1:16 PM | Permalink
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A poll by Roy Brown's polling firm shows Roy Brown ahead by 4%. I'm sure that's not biased in any way.
Also interesting, the Democratic polling firm has Schweitzer over 60%. That's probably off too.
Yea RIGHGGHHHHTTTT! It's done by his firm. Brown is down 20+ points in almost every other poll. As Boom would say,
FAIL
A ridiculous poll, totally out of date...taken more than a week ago by a partisan pollste with no tabs aout respondent selection, released for publicity only...surely a sign of desperation on behalf of Brown.
HA! What a joke!
This shows the incompetence of Moore's polling more than it shows the strength of Brown's candidacy, doesn't it? If I ran a polling firm, this is exactly the type of poll that I'd avoid at all costs. Who will retain Moore now? They're inaccurate and, apparently, shameless.
Please do not include this poll, Pollster. Like others have said this is a completely ludicrous poll. But hey, at least it tells us one thing - Schweitzer's a big favourite at this point.
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I think I'll start my own polling company to prove my astronomical approval ratings once and for all.
P.S. Why the hell are y'all including this poll? Such action lends legitimacy to an illegitimate poll.
BREAKING!!!
A new poll by Roy Brown Strategies finds Roy Brown with a 30% lead over Gov. Schweitzer on the issue of "Animal Magnetism."
that's great! a republican's own polls show him ahead... by 20 more points than all the other pollsters... now THAT's not change we can believe in, my friends.
LOL, nothing like a poll paid for by a candidate showing that candidate amazingly ahead. I wonder if they even bothered to place the calls.
Schweitzer is very well liked in the state, and is probably about 25 point ahead right now.
Well, I think that it is clear that Moore is not a credible polling firm.
You can't exclude a poll just because you think it is out in left field in a ball park in the next state. To avoid cherry picking a pollster must have clearly defined tests to include or exclude polls. If the poll meets the criteria, the poll comes in even if you believe it to be the worst poll you have ever seen.
Aw, poor Schweitzer. I thought he showed really well at the Democratic convention!
Posted on September 24, 2008 1:24 PM