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3. That's the only downside to vote by mail

Wed Sep 25, 2024, 02:49 PM

Sep 2024

Here in Oregon, all voting is done by mail. I’m sure there are some families where the dominant partner fills out both ballots.

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Should we worry about a Bradley effect? [View all] central scrutinizer Sep 2024 OP

Good pollsters already have that built in since 2016 obamanut2012 Sep 2024 #1

I think it's gonna be a reverse-Bradley effect Coexist Sep 2024 #2

That's the only downside to vote by mail central scrutinizer Sep 2024 #3

Agree Strelnikov_ Sep 2024 #5

It is quite easy to account for this statistically. Irish_Dem Sep 2024 #4

This is not what I said at all. Irish_Dem Sep 2024 #11

I didn't realize manipulating results was openly discussed, wow. Think. Again. Sep 2024 #12

You're misunderstanding the poster Sympthsical Sep 2024 #15

Yeah, I've read 'Lying With Statistics' too. Think. Again. Sep 2024 #16

Not with this opponent BeyondGeography Sep 2024 #6

Quite the opposite Fiendish Thingy Sep 2024 #7

pollsters have reported that in the 24 cycle... WarGamer Sep 2024 #8

Non response bias was a problem in 2016, too. central scrutinizer Sep 2024 #9

I thought the Bradley effect was put to the graveyard after Obama won Wanderlust988 Sep 2024 #13

Maybe if you H2O Man Sep 2024 #14

Good Lord Prairie Gates Sep 2024 #17

Don't ever worry about that. Iggo Sep 2024 #18