what is very clear about the support for either side is the numbers who turnout to rallies.
clearly the Yes! case has much larger support than the No! case as many, many more attend Yes! rallies. it almost seems as if the No! case has only very small support as so very few attend their rallies.
the polling is too small to accurately represent voting intention across the wider community. at best the samples are only 1: 10,000. therefore polling is too vague to provide any degree of reflection of peoples' intent.
I'm gaining confidence that the Yes! case is really in the lead, at least in 4 states.
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