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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Their view is: "The advantage for Conservative Len Webber lies in the undecided voters who are leaning, where he leads with 18% to just 7% for the NDP and 6% for the Liberals." I'm not sure what's gained by your combining the Liberal and NDP leaning undecided numbers to get 13%?
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Well, nothing--and that was actually my point. The "undecided Webber leaners" were less than 3% of the total sample, and only led "undecided leaners" for other parties by 1%. They are, in both cases, in a statistical tie with zero. My point was simply that no conclusions should be drawn from that about what undecided voters are likely to do a month from now.