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The UNH Survey Center felt the need to re-issue their earlier poll, apparently. Their new poll has literally all the flaws of their last one and even exaggerates them - like taking the youth vote down to 7% of the electorate from the historical 12-16%. The only positive adjustment was increasing the sample size.
Andy Smith and the Survey Center at UNH have a new poll out today asking about voter opinion on current 'hot button' issues: medical marijuana, seat belts, gender discrimination.
But with Smith's polls, it's always a good idea to start with the sample.
They surveyed 501 voters (using the breakdown for the question on parental notification). Of that group, 122 were Democrats and 145 were Republicans - the rest Undeclared.
I'm not sure what community this poll reflects. Not New Hampshire 2008, where Democrats outnumber Republicans. Perhaps Ohio? Perhaps New Hampshire of 2002?
If I knew just what this particular sample was supposed to represent, the results might be worth looking at.
