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Rep Cory Booker references a 2019 Quinnipiac poll.
So I went to Quinnipiac's web page.
Found the poll.
Found the question.
"50. Do you support or oppose requiring individuals to obtain a license before being able to purchase a gun?"
Yup. That's what Quinnipiac says, alright.
Why don't I believe them?
Something about this is very suspicious.
I found the problem.
They called land lines.
So they found just over 1,000 people who would answer their land line to give their poll and got those results.
That's a small group of a small and shrinking group.
Between 30 and 40 percent of the USA had a landline in 2019.
In 2023 it's 28.7% have a land line.
53% of them are older than 65.
People in the Northeast are more likely to have a landline. 42.9% of landlines are here. 23.7% are in the south, 26.6% are in the west, 28.3% are in the midwest.
So, the people reached by this poll are most likely retirees living the the northeast.
I doubt this is a representative sample of America. I think they know it.
Most of these polls run by libtards are intentionall biased to their side of the argument. In fact, I suspect that if they don't get the results they expect they just bury it. Cheaters. Damn liars. That's 110% what libtards are.
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I think you're right. With so many polls subverted by tainted samples, it's hard to believe any poll.
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