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...fact, those polls??€”the ones provided by Sports Network and ESPN/USA Today—are the only I-AA rankings indexes to leave Harvard out of the top 25, placing them behind seven teams with two losses and one with three...
Perhaps it was this success that was the undoing of the poll-stacking attempt, or perhaps people have learned to distrust online polls??€”at any rate, media mentions of the obviously broken data were few and far between. Still, it’s worth noting that (unless the debates really were grossly uneven) the Democrats managed to mobilize some half a million people over the course of half an hour. Eight years ago, at least, that number would have been staggering. Of course, all that people had to do to join in was to click a check...
With 42 percent of the vote, Dean led a field that included only four of the nine Democratic candidates. The Rev. Al Sharpton—whose campaign trails far behind in the national polls??€”finished a strong second with 35 percent of the voters...
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean—the frontrunner in most current polls??€”said he knew he was the in the lead when he had to pick out buckshot from his rear-end, while Senator John Kerry, D-Mass., who aimed strong criticism at Dean’s gun control policies, said that when he hunts he always eats everything he shoots...
...Polls??€”Polls tend to be much more reactionary and tend to put more weight in recent results than the NCAA selection criteria. Though they can often be very good predictors of what the committee will do, they have no direct bearing...