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December Post-Debate Presidential Poll Results; Small Poll? Well, it's Cold Outside!
Topic Started: Dec 4 2015, 06:28 AM (136 Views)
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During the last 24 hours, this poll received twenty responses from potential voters on the subject of the presidential debates. Here are the results:Posted ImagePosted Image

So, as we can see, all of our participants watched the first debate in some form, while a sizable majority watched the second in some form, so our participants are engaged, and (hopefully) educated on the candidates' performances/campaigns.Posted ImagePosted Image

These two questions were the only ones not required to be answered, since not everyone would have an opinion on who won the debates, especially if they didn't watch them, so that's why the numbers are not consistent with the rest of the poll.

As far as the analysis goes, Kraketopia clearly won the first debate,with nearly all voters agreeing on that front. This stands to reason, as Kraken is the current Grand Admiral, former President, and Minister of Foreign Affairs, while Ninja Kittens has yet to hold any leadership position in this field.

When it comes to the second debate, where the candidates are on more equal footing, Ninja Kittens win, albeit barely. This one's close enough to be a draw, considering the relatively low number of responses.Posted ImagePosted ImagePosted Image

There's a pretty clear trend that we can follow here: Kraketopia leads going into the first debate, and after his win, he gets a huge increase in support (and our undecideds appeared to have made up their minds), then after the second debate, a lot of that support shifts to Ninja Kittens, and the two are pretty much even going into the election. It seems that in this election, the debates played a large role in shaping the public's view of the candidates, with the "winner" of each debate seeing an increase in support, each time.


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This race has been shown to be a real roller coaster, with both candidates gaining and losing support in the blink of an eye. Will this momentum last for Ninja Kittens? Have the undecideds finally made up their minds? Only time will tell. Well, time and the polls. In the meantime, this is Calvin Coolidge, reminding you to get out there and vote.
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This has been a strange and largely disappointing race on both fronts. Given that I've been informed that if the first poll ends up tied, we do it all over again for a "runoff" without any changes, I'll be annoyed if we have a tie. So people better not make a tie, and the Senate should fix that stupidity.
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Dec 4 2015, 06:42 AM
This has been a strange and largely disappointing race on both fronts. Given that I've been informed that if the first poll ends up tied, we do it all over again for a "runoff" without any changes, I'll be annoyed if we have a tie. So people better not make a tie, and the Senate should fix that stupidity.
Wait...so if this election ends in a tie, we do a runoff of the same two people all over again?
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Dec 4 2015, 06:42 AM
This has been a strange and largely disappointing race on both fronts. Given that I've been informed that if the first poll ends up tied, we do it all over again for a "runoff" without any changes, I'll be annoyed if we have a tie. So people better not make a tie, and the Senate should fix that stupidity.
Wait...so if this election ends in a tie, we do a runoff of the same two people all over again?
That's what the law says, so yes.
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