Jeremy Jones
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Like it's guesswork anyway.
And any pollster that can tell you that they can just focus on likely voters, the problem isn't necessarily focusing on likely voters, it's actually getting those people on the phone.
Right.
So I think that's the biggest problem is getting the correct data set.
If we're talking about 19, if I could go back in time and into the time of the 1940s, 1950s, where people trusted institutions, where you could talk to your neighbor about politics, where you could tell folks that I voted for Donald Trump and they wouldn't care or you wouldn't get that threat, death threats online, where people answered their phones, those kind of that environment is much better for polling than the fragmented
biased media sphere that we have today.
So it's very difficult to get rough, really good answers.
So for Steve Hilton, all we're really providing for him in our current partnership is partnering his CalDOJA initiative.
So we're not doing any actual true strategic work for Steve Hilton yet.
We're just powering Cal Doge.
But for Wesley Hunt in Texas, what we do is we give him full sentiment breakdown, what's working, what messaging is working.
And really in Texas is the perfect example, depending on there was a Houston hobby poll that just came out that everybody is quoting.
The Houston Hobby Poll was 500 likely voters.
It was a general election poll.
And it was 250 Republicans, 250 Democrats.
I believe that had Ken Paxton at a 45% chance of winning.
Then the day before that, or a week before that, there was a poll that came out that had Wesley Hunt tied with Ken Paxton.
Then a day after that, there was a poll that came out that had John Cornyn tied with Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt last.
the polls are all over the place and the margin of error on these things are five to 6%.
We historically back-tested our polling strategy and the way that we do things to a few past elections and our margin of error was within one to 2%.
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