Corrected Gravis poll has Trump well out in front of Clinton at national level

By Sierra Rayne

After an onslaught of highly liberal biased polls against Donald Trump during the past week, it was refreshing to see an only modestly biased poll -- in relative terms -- released on Saturday by Gravis.

In its biased form, the poll shows Trump only 2% behind Hillary Clinton in the head-to-head matchup, far below the ridiculously large Clinton leads of up to 12% that Bloomberg and other leftist media outlets had been oozing of late.    But once we correct for biases in this Gravis poll, Trump is undoubtedly now well out in front of Clinton.

In the poll's demographics, 40% of respondents said they were Democrats compared to just 33% who were Republicans. This 7% Democrat advantage is almost assuredly about 6% above where it should be -- meaning Clinton's narrow 2% lead should likely be upwards of at least a 4% deficit behind Trump.   Further evidence of liberal bias in the poll comes from questions about Tea Party support, abortion, religious affiliation, and education........... Read More