Update: Withdrawal Timetable Polls
A quick update to yesterday’s post: With the help of Prof. Charles Franklin, I bring you a chart showing the trend in five questions that have Read More…
Demystifying the art and science of pre-election polling – By Mark Blumenthal
A quick update to yesterday’s post: With the help of Prof. Charles Franklin, I bring you a chart showing the trend in five questions that have Read More…
The national polls released over the last few weeks have included a flurry of new or updated questions on proposals to set a "timetable" forRead More…
Last Sunday, Bush press secretary Tony Snow speculated about what polls might have shown during World War II: "If somebody had taken a pollRead More…
It gets more interesting. Here is the promised update to the posts of the last two days, based on some fascinating analysis sent by Jason DempsRead More…
Let’s hear it for MP’s readers. Both in comments and via email, I have heard from political scientists pointing to much better sources of data oRead More…
A reader emailed to ask about a comment made in a column last week by the Wall Street Journal’s Peggy Noonan (as noted by Mickey Kaus): I’ve nevRead More…
My apologies for the slow rate of posting this week. I had a number of non-blog deadlines all fall within about week’s time and they have taken Read More…
Both USAToday/Gallup and CBS News are out with new polls this week that provide slightly conflicting views of the impact of the death last week of AbRead More…
Yesterday, the Des Moines Register released the first public poll asking likely participants about how they might vote in the 2008 Iowa Democratic CauRead More…
A note for regular readers: I am flying to the YearlyKos Conference in Las Vegas this morning to help present a unique survey later today of theRead More…