they are impressed.

The only thing holding him back is a lack of exposure in certain parts of the Country. Once he starts advertising, that will change.

Sam

It's not a random sample and they don't weight by party affiliation, gender, race etc.

It's basically a web ad which appears on websites and people click the ad.

People who are motivated to click on the the survey will be over-represented, much like an internet poll.

A random phone sample randomly dials phone numbers in a given geography in order to seek out respondents.

Also, the google survey doesn't control for demographics.

or polling 400 people and calling it fact

Imagine what Bernie's numbers would have looked like if we would have had 14 debates by this time of the year, like we did back in 2007!

I don't see any skyrockets there.