We are fucked either way :D

I guess you never heard of a VPN? You can change your location pretty easily with it.

Children as using gps spoofing now to walk around the globe to catch Pokemon, it is no longer hard to mask your location while using the net.

But yeah these polls have been "tampered with" by sites know for doing things which they think is funny, but polls aside, do people really think Trump didn't get murdered on stage during that debate? I think she might have won over voters who were unsure, but while Trump fans will still like the guy... I don't think he won over any new people there, there was no new material, just being rude, loud and looking so unprofessional. I have a friend who thinks he would be good to change things up because he is not a politician.... but in my eyes that would be like suggesting hiring a taxi driver as a doctor because he would shake things up and change the way things are done.

So... There's this online poll no one has ever heard of, and it's supposed to be reliable? Even popular online polls are unreliable, and I should trust one that I just heard about for the first time?

Also, Russia.

Hahaha, people think this poll is reliable is funny as hell.

I wonder if there is any possible connection between these poll results...and that Oculus Rift guy paying people to shitpost.

The concern I have is the delusion for some supporters in a given camp has become so entrenched that reality itself is at odds with them. If their candidate fails to win I guarantee the next day will be littered with conspiracies of voter fraud, voting machine manipulation, and other excuses of how their world view has to be the majority one within the country.

I say this as someone who watched their candidate lose. The system has issues, I hate how much money is in it, but denying polls (actual scientific polls aggregated, not online ones) and election results isn't being skeptical, after a while it is tin foil hat talk.

Online poll = reliable :)

According to this poll, 63% of the belgians is pro Trump. In reality he wouldn't even get 6%.

It's hard to know how accurate this actual poll is (it'd be incredibly difficult for them to account for all the variables outside of sample size, so while i could be right, i'd expect that to be down to chance rather than accurate extrapolation), but sample size wise 284k would be fine for a global poll. That's about 1 vote per 26,000~ people. Most polls for the U.S. election have a sample size of about 1000, which is a 1 vote per 320,000~ people. The largest poll RCP have listed in their latest 10 is 13.5k from NBC, which would be about 1 in 23.5k.