4.3% of the people polled said they will vote for Barrack Obama; 4.2% said they will vote for John McCain; 0.1% said they will vote for the Dali Lama; 1.0% said they will vote for an independent candidate, and 0.4% are undecided.
90% of the people we surveyed were not interested in participating. Of that group, 35% of the people we tried to poll said they were "not interested" and hung up; 20% were expecting "an important phone call," got pissed and hung up; 5.0% just hung up without saying a word, and 10% just simply told us to "f**k off!" ...and then hung up.
20% were undecided whether to participate, breathe heavily into the phone, or tell us to f**k off.
Well there you have it! The most accurate political poll you will ever see. Please cast your vote tomorrow and keep America strong.
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Post a CommentWow 10% used the F word... In this country I would have expected more... I bet that 10% came from NY right? We are pretty snarky out here. lol. Im voting tonight!!!! : )
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