I'm not on my phone and I have no idea, either.I'm on my phone so perhaps I'm missing something; what is the map on that page supposed to represent?
I'm not on my phone and I have no idea, either.
I'd put Ben Carson in 2nd place. Too often wrong, but not particularly dishonest.It was interesting how much I struggled to answer that question.
I was initially really suprised by the poll... Until I realized this is what happens when you only get 1 vote. The results would mean more to me if you could rank each candidate. I feel like Cruz/Rubio would have much better results and Trump/Clinton would run away with the "least truthful" votes.
I'd put Ben Carson in 2nd place. Too often wrong, but not particularly dishonest.
Maybe Rubio 3rd, but after Carson they are mostly lying sacks of shit.
Ditto for Santurum and Graham and Pataki. But they weren't on the list we were given and were never in the "real" debate.What about Huck? He is delusional, but seems honest and sincere.
EvenRand Paul, and it's a large reason why he's not even listed.
I assume they use your IP address or the earliest router that's listed in the packet.Okay, I got on my PC and figured it out. Supposedly the poll is tracking what state each voter lives in, and color-codes each state with the candidate receiving the most votes. If you hover over a state it gives you the results. However, whatever means they're using to identify each voter's state appears to not be working.
The hover doesn't work in Firefox, so I tried Edge. Works there.Okay, I got on my PC and figured it out. Supposedly the poll is tracking what state each voter lives in, and color-codes each state with the candidate receiving the most votes. If you hover over a state it gives you the results. However, whatever means they're using to identify each voter's state appears to not be working.