The Freeman Paper Revisted
I want to revisit my post from Wednesday night on the paper by Dr. Steven Freeman on the "Unexplained Exit Poll Discrepancy." First, Dr. FreRead More…
Category: Legacy blog posts
Exit Polls: Winston’s Theory
The New Republic’s Noam Scheiber passed on a theory floated by Republican pollster David Winston about the discrepancy in exit polling data that favorRead More…
The UCal Berkeley Report
First, one point I should have made more clearly in previous posts: The absence of significant evidence of fraud in exit polls does not prove the abseRead More…
Fraud in Florida?
A quick note before anyone emails to ask whether I think these guys are "delusional" too. The release posted on RottenDenmark indicates thatRead More…
Exit polls: breaking news
Two late breaking updates that I did not want to get lost in the very long previous post on the Unexplained Poll Discrepancy paper, although both are Read More…
The Freeman Paper
And speaking of MIT educated PhDs… The latest “must read” among those who want to pursue theories that the vote count was wrong and the exit polRead More…
Exit Polls: CalTech/MIT Report
Two new reports on exit polls came to my attention over the weekend. Both reports were written by high-powered PhDs from high-powered institutions, anRead More…
Lessons: Mobile Phones
In today’s Washington Post, Richard Morin provides an important epilogue on the issue of mobile-phone-only voters. As I wrote before the election, sRead More…
Pew on “Moral Values”
The Pew Research Center released a new study yesterday, a follow-up interview with 1203 voters who were originally surveyed in October that sheds inteRead More…
Lessons: Likely Voter Models & Bias
On Wednesday morning after the election, still a bit groggy, I cobbled together a quick table of the final surveys released by the major national polRead More…