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... cent . Gallup underrated the Democratic vote for four elections , actually missing by a wider margin in 1936 than in ... cent of the actual vote . In 1968 , for example , the Gallup poll predicted the division of popular vote between ...
... cent . Gallup underrated the Democratic vote for four elections , actually missing by a wider margin in 1936 than in ... cent of the actual vote . In 1968 , for example , the Gallup poll predicted the division of popular vote between ...
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... cent consider themselves Democrats or Republicans ; 5 to 7 per cent attend political meetings , rallies , dinners , etc .; 4 to 10 per cent financially support party campaigns and candidates ; and 2 to 3 per cent hold membership in a ...
... cent consider themselves Democrats or Republicans ; 5 to 7 per cent attend political meetings , rallies , dinners , etc .; 4 to 10 per cent financially support party campaigns and candidates ; and 2 to 3 per cent hold membership in a ...
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... cent , actually averaged around 2 per cent because employers are given reductions for good " experience ratings . " The employer thus is given a tax incentive to maintain a work force in steady employment . Moreover , the employer does ...
... cent , actually averaged around 2 per cent because employers are given reductions for good " experience ratings . " The employer thus is given a tax incentive to maintain a work force in steady employment . Moreover , the employer does ...
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