Have you been following the discussion?
Yes but you posted a general reply and didn't quote anyone, so pardon me for just seeing random data posted.
Faith figured out that someone has views (relative to what one assumes that the American people think about The Wall) greatly at odds with the actual factual situation.
They find it hard to believe that 54% of American voters opposed The Wall.
The data tell us one thing (as I showed) but Faith feels that logic alone contradicts the Exit Polls.
Exit Polls don't tell you the factual situation on what Americans in general think. They tell you what Americans who answer Exit Polls think.
Trump supporters aren't the Exit-Poll type, so I would expect the results to be skewed.
The logic is that since Trump is President then the voters simply must agree with him when he proposed The Wall.
Well that's just bad logic.
I would respond with a point that he only got 46.1% of the vote so 54% opposing his candidacy would be 100% consistent with the same 54% that opposed The Wall.
What a coincidence.
You ask what you can do with the data from Arizona. The exit polling data show us not only what the actual voters thought about the specific immigration/The Wall policies,
I think you're putting too much faith in the exit polls. It's based on 1729 respondants. There's 5.5 million people in Arizona.
You're assuming that 0.03% of the population accurately reflects the whole group. I don't think it does because, as I said, Trump supporters aren't the Exit-Poll type.
Also be aware that 51% opposed The Wall in Arizona which happened to match the percentage of voters who voted against Trump.
Color me unimpressed - that seems to be a mere coincidence.