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Even if you have the right data, I fail to see how getting and interpreting data of any kind is somehow going to magically make people vote for you. The most it
by ropeadopepope 8y ago
Even if you have the right data, I fail to see how getting and interpreting data of any kind is somehow going to magically make people vote for you. The most it can do is give you a good picture of who will be willing to vote for you, but even that's pretty dubious when you consider the research that's been done on the inaccuracy of voter polling.
- _emacsomancer_ 8y agoI think for the Clinton campaign it was used to make decisions about where to spend campaigning time. Arguably miscalculations/bad data on this point contributed to Clinton's loss.