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It's amazing how much you can find in entrance poll cross tabs given enough time

4:58 AM · Feb 4, 2020

E. David Klonsky PhD

Did you see the rounding error of 3.4 to 4 for Pete on this Iowa caucus card?

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UPDATE: @PeteButtigieg won a precinct in Oelwein in Fayette County, which flipped from Obama to Trump in 2016 by 32 points. Pete visited Oelwein on Saturday. #IACaucus

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I started doing qualitative political analysis in the (late) 1980s, and I'm impressed you are still coming up with interesting insights from the entrance poll as it approaches 2 am. They are more meaningful than the "winner", given the thousands of ways to spin these results.

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