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Right Track vs. Wrong Track

This analysis delves into the Oregon political landscape as reflected in the October 2002 KGW poll and The Oregonian's findings. It evaluates the accuracy of public sentiment regarding whether Oregon is on the right track or the wrong track heading into the gubernatorial and senatorial elections. Key insights uncover a significant margin of error in polling results, leading to concerns about their reliability. Despite the mixed signals from public opinion, incumbents were ultimately re-elected, raising questions about voter sentiment and electoral trends.

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Right Track vs. Wrong Track

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  1. Right Track vs. Wrong Track Which Direction is Oregon Headed?

  2. +/- 4% The Oregonian 10/9/02

  3. The Oregonian 10/9/02 +/- 4% KGW Poll +/- 4%

  4. The Oregonian 10/9/02 +/- 4% KGW Poll +/- 4%

  5. Oregon Governor Election Results

  6. Oregon Senate Election Results

  7. Conclusion • Poll of right track was not accurate • Margin of error was a major influence • Incumbents were re-elected

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