Now she/it is excited over a misleading poll of voters sending in absentee ballots from Israel.
What she failed to miss, either intentionally or not, is that the poll was taken of consvative Jews attending an electioin event organized by McCain supporters. Per Haaaretz.com,
One American voter who attended one of the gatherings at which the voting took place cast doubts on the accuracy of the poll.
“It’s not that all Americans in Israel are McCain supporters, just those that were at the event,” she said. “The party was organized by McCain supporters, who brought their families and friends. Most Obama voters I know already sent in their ballot by mail and weren’t at the party.”
Keep trying, “Goldfarb”.
Filed under: Election 2008, John McCain | Tagged: absentee votes, Goldfarb, Israel, McCain, Obama, poll
The ‘party’ was organized by non-partisans. It wasn’t a party, in any case, it was a ballot dropping off point and help in filling out emergency ballots.
http://votefromisrael.org/
Why would this person assume that only people who voted Obama already vote by mail?
I read that the voter drive was organized non-partisan, but the one woman quoted in that article felt that the event she attended was pretty well run by McCain supporters. Whether it was a gathering or a party, who cares about a word.
Why would she assume that people voting Obama already voted by mail, why would she say that if she didn’t believe it true? Many people know how there friends are voting, especially young people.
I do know that the Obama campaign has heavily emphasized getting the vote out early.