John Edwards repeats win for DEM poll. Ron Paul crushes otherwise disinterested GOP.
John Edwards’ results declined just slightly since last week, after accounting for a tiny data glitch caused by your friendly application specialist (More on that below). Barack Obama held on to 2nd place, but his scores declined noticably, reflecting a boost of interest […]
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John Edwards and Fred Thompson won the first Tuesday Tracker Poll at ChoiceRanker.com
The Tuesday Tracker is a new ranked choice Presidential straw poll that will be open each Tuesday in the continental US (The 28 hour balloting period opens at 11PM Monday and closes 3AM Wednesday, EST). Participants can rank their choices 1st, 2nd, 3rd, […]
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I just discovered that this feature is available through my YouTube channel.
Why are those two videos in my vlog? Part of my Ph.D. dissertation examined the relationship between communication, reciprocity, and status alliances in primate communities; that discussion helped me generate hypotheses about the emergence of sacrificial cultural practices in human proto-religions.
And I’m also a […]
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USA Election Polls posted a nice blurb about ChoiceRanker
Do Second Choices Matter?
Everybody votes for their favorite candidate… so does it matter if you feel strong affliction for a second candidate or not? Will voting for two candidates improve the process or make it worse?
By voting on two candidates, you no longer have to worry about […]
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I just sent this letter to the operator of USA Election Polls.
Hi,
Thanks for providing the link to Choiceranker last week. Quite a few ballots were posted because of it, and I thought you might be interested in the results.
First off, I should point out that you linked to a May 2007 poll that I […]
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This launches a new series of ChoiceRanker polls targeted to a few key blogging sites of the self-proclaimed left, right, and middle.
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For discussion of polls covering the 2007 PrimeTime Emmys over at ChoiceRanker.
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