Polling Has Changed. The Way We Read (And Sometimes Misread) It Has Not.
In the 15 years since I started writing MysteryPollster, pre-election polling has changed a lot, yet when it comes to what we expect from polls, muchRead More…
Demystifying the art and science of pre-election polling – By Mark Blumenthal
In the 15 years since I started writing MysteryPollster, pre-election polling has changed a lot, yet when it comes to what we expect from polls, muchRead More…
Support for impeaching and removing President Donald Trump from office has increased to near majority support on a wide variety of polRead More…
In yesterday’s Fivethirtyeight article, I argued that evidence of nonresponse bias is “hard to come by,” with the exception of “the highest of hRead More…
MysteryPollster is back! Fifteen years ago, almost to the day, I started posting articles to this site, something we used to call a “bRead More…
In an era of single digit response rates, many Americans distrust polls and some say they are inherently skewed. The truth is more complicated. PollsRead More…
And we’re back! …but not really. It’s been a little over ten years since I forwarded traffic from the MysteryPollster urRead More…