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I suppose I was being somewhat intentionally obfuscatory. There's been a large contingent of "undecided" for a while, majority-popular meaning >50% in favor, m
by rjbwork 11y ago
I suppose I was being somewhat intentionally obfuscatory. There's been a large contingent of "undecided" for a while, majority-popular meaning >50% in favor, majority-unpopular meaning >50% not in favor. So if you had 45% in favor, but 40% against, and 15% undecided, that's majority unpopular...I should honestly not post so spur of the moment. ;)