The unasked question? How many of these 2214 survey respondents can actually name, without any prompting, the two states that historically cast their first votes in the presidential primaries?

 

On a scale of 1 to 10, how meaningless is this survey?  (1 = Not at all meaningless; 10 = Can we just stop with this ridiculous shit?)

Demographics:  U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

Headline:  NBC Washington, 11202242

48% of respondents answered "very well" or somewhat well" to the following question: How well do you feel the early voting states, such as Iowa and New Hampshire, represent your

views in the presidential primaries? 

Suggested edit:  Add the phrase "mostly white states" between 'such and 'as'.

If there is so much satisfaction with the current presidential primary process, why did only 13% of respondents selection Iowa or New Hampshire and 54% of respondents not offer an opinion?

Source:  Morning Consult

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