Kohut’s Op-Ed Piece
Since my email box was chock full of forwarded copies of Andrew Kohut’s op-ed piece on polling in this morning’s New York Times, I thought I would bloRead More…
Category: Legacy blog posts
Likely Voters I: Thanks Harris
So on to likely voter models. Finally.
I am in the process of gathering information on the likely voter screens and models used by most of the major Read More…
Incumbent Rule: A Caution and a Plea
As many of you may have discovered the “incumbent rule” (and this site) through yesterday’s post on Ohio, I want to add one important point: But be cRead More…
Ohio
The main page on RealClearPolitics tonight shows a set of results for Ohio that has political junkies scratching their heads nationwide: OH: ABC: Read More…
NYT: Why Can’t Pollsters Agree?
As a companion piece to their poll story, the New York Times’ Jim Rutenberg weighs in this morning on why the polls disagree. It touches on much of wRead More…
Poll of Polls
Alert reader JM tipped me off to the fact that Bill Schneider has reprised his “poll of polls” summary on CNN’s Inside Politics. According to the traRead More…
Military Absentees?
And speaking of uncovered voters… Several readers asked about active duty military personnel stationed overseas who will vote by absentee ballot. Read More…
More on Mobile Phones
I want to clarify a few points from Friday’s post on mobile phones, based on some of the very thoughtful reader comments. First, it is temptingRead More…
Mobile Phones
Arianna Huffington, a frequent critic of political polling, is weighing in once again with an indictment of the "downright dangerous impact that Read More…
Debate III
Here are the links to the post debate survey results. ABC and Gallup once again re-interviewed previously contacted respondents immediately after theRead More…