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The result has been a Netanyahu campaign that has seemed remote and largely devoid of substance, except on the question of Iran's nuclear programme and Israel's security, neither of which, polls have consistently suggested, are the principal concerns of an electorate far more preoccupied with social and economic issues.

And many of these state-level misses are well beyond average, regardless of which polls are included in the aggregate or how the average is calculated.

National surveys by YouGov for the Economist and SurveyMonkey for NBC, both of which poll each week, also have shown a very stable race, although they disagree with the Daybreak poll about which candidate leads.

In addition, regardless of which poll was right about the standing of the two candidates, the Daybreak poll, as Tedeschi and others have found, has produced a lot of useful data.

For 2016, I don't know that you can look at the data and say, 'Here are some easy tips in terms of which polls to trust or not trust.'".

But protections for people with preexisting conditions were always the most popular part of the bill, which polling confirms.

The Bermondsey result is wildly out of line with all recent results - most of all with the next-door constituency of Peckham, which polled in September.

His first stop was in President Clinton's home state of Arkansas, which polls show to be a tossup.

"This was a difficult year for polling," Douglas Rivers, the president of YouGov, which polled every state and congressional district, said in a blog post.

The data, published Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, came from the National Health Interview Survey of 2010, which polls more than 21,800 adults.