Even before the last "Election Cycle" some posited that "polls" were skewed by the biased
Swords of editors, reporters, commentators" and "Talking Heads" in the "Lame Street Media".
In the 2016 Primary elections and General Election many of those "polls" were very, very, inaccurate as measured against the only polls that are real, those used on election days by citizens (And, a undetermined number of voting "illegals").
Since the People constitutionally elected Donald Trump as President, the bias of those actors (And their co-actors) has mutated into a most rabid and otherwise pathological attack on President Trump, truth and "The Common Good".
At this time I think it reasonable to declare that the above offenders have caused a reduction in the "Approval Rate" for President Trump much greater that the c. 3% suggested by some.
Today, I learned of a "Party Enthusiasm Poll". Having a degree in scientific Psychology I must wonder how "enthusiasm" is measured---On a valid and reliable basis, with a high level of confidence.
The enclosed space of ground and buildings immediately surrounding a dwelling-house. In its most comprehensive and proper legal signification, it includes all that space of ground and buildings thereon which is usually enclosed within the general fence immediately surrounding a principal messuage and outbuildings, and yard closely adjoining to a dwelling-house, but it may be large enough for cattle to be levant and couchant therein. 1 Chit. Gen. Pr. 175. The curtilage of a dwelling-house is a space, necessary and convenient and habitually used for the family purposes, and the carrying on of domestic employments. It includes the garden, if there be one. and it need not be separated from other lands by fence. State v. Shaw, 31 Me. 523; Com. v. Rarney, 10 Cush. (Mass.) 480; Derrickson v. Edwards, 29 N. J. Law, 474. SO Am. Dec. 220. The curtilage is the court-yard in the front or rear of a house, or at its side, or any piece of ground lying near, enclosed and used with, the house, and necessary for the convenient occupation of the house. People v. Geduey, 10 Ilun (X. Y.) 154. In Michigan the meaning of curtilage lias been extended to include more than an enclosure near the house. People v. Taylor, 2 Mich. 250.
It appears that the above applies to student residences at (Public) universities AND the keeping and bearing of arms within such areas.