Liberals and 9/11 – Update
A quick update on Friday’s post on what polls had to say about how liberal Americans reacted to 9/11. In their weekly column, The Nation’s PulseRead More…
Year: 2005
A Growing Politicization
In the context of the exit poll debate last year, MP pointed to a Pew Research Center study showing that Republicans perceived greater bias in news mRead More…
How Did Liberals React to 9/11?
By now most of MP’s readers have presumably heard the flap over White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove’s speech on Wednesday that attacked the aRead More…
Ideology as a Diagnostic, Part III
In Part I of this series, MP suggested that small differences in self-reported ideology as reported by four different pollsters during 2004 could be Read More…
Ideology as a “Diagnostic?” – Part II
In Part One of this series, we looked at the differences in yearlong averages for self-reported ideology reported by four different pollsters: Read More…
Westhill/Hotline Poll on “Moral Values”
Today, the National Journal’s Hotline released their latest Westhill Partners/Hotline Poll. Two things of note there for MP’s readers: FiRead More…
Post/ABC Poll Bites Back
Earlier this week, I started a discussion of the notion of using demographic and attitudinal data as “diagnostic” measures to assess political surveyRead More…
Ideology as a “Diagnostic?” – Part I
A few weeks ago, blogger Gerry Daly (Dalythoughts) took a close look at self-reported ideology as reported on several national polls. Daly was Read More…
USCV vs. USCV
Back to exit polls for a moment. Bruce O’Dell, the founding Vice President of U.S. Count Votes (USCV), the organization that has been arguing that tRead More…
NCPP Special Citation
Just wanted to pass on some very flattering news for MP. The National Council of Public Polls (NCPP) today announced the winners of it’s "ERead More…