Rasmussen Update: A Lesson in Measurement Error
Although still playing catch-up on the “day job,” I want to highlight something that has appeared without fanfare over the last week on Bush job apprRead More…
Demystifying the art and science of pre-election polling – By Mark Blumenthal
Although still playing catch-up on the “day job,” I want to highlight something that has appeared without fanfare over the last week on Bush job apprRead More…
Yesterday (just before the Typepad outage that prevented me from posting all day), Chris Cillizza’s The Fix blog at WashingtonPost.com took a helpful Read More…
Scott Rasmussen launched a new look for his Rasmussen Reports web page last week, so I thought it might be a good time to update the chart that compaRead More…
Here is another interesting piece of news announced during the AAPOR conference: Automated pollster SurveyUSA plans to introduce a new serRead More…
Today, thanks to pollster Scott Rasmussen, we have an update on that hypothetical third-party/immigration question he asked a few weeks ago on oRead More…
As promised here on MP, pollster Scott Rasmussen yesterday announced a new party weighting procedure for his automated tracking survey:Beginning todayRead More…
One of the challenges in evaluating the data available from Rasmussen Reports is that Scott Rasmussen’s methodology involves two significant departurRead More…
It’s Monday morning, and I’m still reeling from a week of trying to balance blogging, Passover travel and the ever present day job. But here isRead More…
And speaking of putting the results of the new “automated” surveys under a microscope, we have some new data this week on party identification from aRead More…
Two weeks ago, I posted a two-part series on an online spring break study conducted by the American Medical Association (AMA). That discussion cRead More…