It’s Presidential Election season which means cable news is full of talking heads spouting off about the latest poll results and how the numbers matter to the candidates. Each day it seems there is a new survey released tracking voters’ opinions on every item one can dream of. During the returns from last night’s Republican primary in Alabama, Twitter user and host of Marketplace Tech Report and Wits, John Moe (@johnmoe), began riffing on Neil Young inspired polling results, ultimately leading to the hashtag #NeilYoungProfessionalPollster and more clever returns.
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179728737275875330
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179729179749793794
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179733438142758912
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179735159195705345
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179735657416097792
https://twitter.com/#!/bstiteler/status/179735667801210880
https://twitter.com/#!/johnmoe/status/179735985045766144
https://twitter.com/#!/jappio/status/179738421332426752
https://twitter.com/#!/QueenHarvest/status/179736344933826561
https://twitter.com/#!/TomCoombe/status/179736311907880961
https://twitter.com/#!/MrZachPeterson/status/179736401804406784
https://twitter.com/#!/joqatana/status/179752092779560960
https://twitter.com/#!/hatethedrake/status/179766129282129920
https://twitter.com/#!/Soulsmithy/status/179769008139149313
https://twitter.com/#!/Soulsmithy/status/179769534310387713
https://twitter.com/#!/andymergendahl/status/179756634170605568
https://twitter.com/#!/GuyBraven/status/179750540715110400
That’s just a few of the #NeilYoungProfessionalPollster tweets, add yours to the mix and send them to @Hidden_Track.
