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How to Deal with Inconvenient Political Polls

April 02, 2014 at 4:56 PM

Ever wondered what to make of that political poll that just didn’t work for you? Are you losing the faith? Are you in crisis? Are you starting to think that your party’s fortunes are on the decline?

Don’t let it get you down, because help is at hand!

Follow the link for recommendations and observations to help you deal with an inconvenient political poll.